Actual Innocence: When Justice Goes Wrong and How to Make it Right
by Jim Dwyer, Barry Scheck, Peter Neufeld
Actual Innocence examines the consequences of wrongful justice and asks how legal errors can be recognized and corrected. Written by Jim Dwyer, Barry Scheck, and Peter Neufeld, this thought-provoking work considers fairness, accountability, and practical ways to help make the justice system more reliable.
About This Book
Actual Innocence explores what happens when the justice system reaches the wrong conclusion.
The book focuses on wrongful outcomes and the challenges involved in identifying and correcting them.
It considers how justice can be made more reliable, accountable, and fair.
Written by Jim Dwyer, Barry Scheck, and Peter Neufeld, this is a serious work about legal error and reform.
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