Wrongful convictions in Australia: Addressing issues in the criminal justice system
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Wrongful convictions in Australia: Addressing issues in the criminal justice system

by Kerry Breen, Stephen Cordner

criminal justice Australian Law Justice Reform Wrongful Convictions
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Wrongful convictions can have profound consequences for individuals and raise wider questions about how criminal justice systems operate. Focusing on Australia, this book addresses issues within the criminal justice system and examines a subject of enduring legal and social importance.

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Wrongful convictions raise important questions about the operation of criminal justice systems and the consequences of error.

This book focuses on wrongful convictions in Australia, addressing issues connected with the country’s criminal justice system.

Written by Kerry Breen and Stephen Cordner, it offers a focused examination of a significant legal and social concern.

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