Convicting the Innocent: Where Criminal Prosecutions Go Wrong
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Convicting the Innocent: Where Criminal Prosecutions Go Wrong

by Brandon L. Garrett

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In Convicting the Innocent, Brandon L. Garrett investigates how criminal prosecutions lead to wrongful convictions. Drawing on case studies, the book exposes flaws in evidence, trials, and systemic practices. It calls for essential reforms to protect the innocent and strengthen justice.

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Convicting the Innocent examines the ways criminal prosecutions can go wrong, focusing on the conviction of individuals who are later proven innocent.

The book analyzes real cases to highlight errors in the legal process, from evidence handling to trial procedures.

Brandon L. Garrett provides insights into the broader implications for the criminal justice system and the need for reforms.

Through detailed study, it underscores the importance of accuracy and fairness in prosecutions.

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