Three False Convictions, Many Lessons: The Psychopathology of Unjust Prosecutions
by David C Anderson, Nigel P Scott
Examining three false convictions, this book explores the psychopathology of unjust prosecutions and the broader lessons they offer about legal error, fairness, and the human consequences of wrongful judgment.
About This Book
Three False Convictions, Many Lessons examines the psychopathology of unjust prosecutions through the lens of three false convictions.
The book focuses on how wrongful prosecutions can develop and what they reveal about failures in judgment, fairness, and legal process.
Its central subject is the relationship between psychological factors and unjust outcomes within criminal prosecution.
By drawing lessons from these cases, the authors address the broader consequences of false conviction and the importance of scrutinizing prosecutorial decisions.
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