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Author Norris, Robert J., author.
Title Exonerated : a history of the innocence movement / Robert J. Norris.
Publisher New York : New York University Press, [2017]
Copyright date ©2017


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Contents Introduction : innocence and the American criminal justice system -- The history of the innocence movement -- "Voices in the wilderness" : the beginning of innocence -- "A eureka moment" : DNA, American law, and the meaning of innocence -- "We're all together on this" : expanding the network, becoming a movement -- Innocence as a social movement -- "It did go against the grain" : the foundations of a movement -- "It's just justice ... real justice" : the emergence of a movement -- The "new civil rights"? : reaching beyond innocence -- Conclusion : the challenges ahead and the future of innocence -- Appendix : data, methods, and limitations.
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Author Norris, Robert J., author.
Subject Judicial error -- United States -- History.
False imprisonment -- Law and legislation -- United States -- History.
Post-conviction remedies -- United States -- History.
Criminal justice, Administration of -- United States -- History.
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Contents Introduction : innocence and the American criminal justice system -- The history of the innocence movement -- "Voices in the wilderness" : the beginning of innocence -- "A eureka moment" : DNA, American law, and the meaning of innocence -- "We're all together on this" : expanding the network, becoming a movement -- Innocence as a social movement -- "It did go against the grain" : the foundations of a movement -- "It's just justice ... real justice" : the emergence of a movement -- The "new civil rights"? : reaching beyond innocence -- Conclusion : the challenges ahead and the future of innocence -- Appendix : data, methods, and limitations.
Note Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781479898350 (electronic bk.)
147989835X (electronic bk.)
Author Norris, Robert J., author.
Subject Judicial error -- United States -- History.
False imprisonment -- Law and legislation -- United States -- History.
Post-conviction remedies -- United States -- History.
Criminal justice, Administration of -- United States -- History.

Subject Judicial error -- United States -- History.
False imprisonment -- Law and legislation -- United States -- History.
Post-conviction remedies -- United States -- History.
Criminal justice, Administration of -- United States -- History.
Descript 1 online resource
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Contents Introduction : innocence and the American criminal justice system -- The history of the innocence movement -- "Voices in the wilderness" : the beginning of innocence -- "A eureka moment" : DNA, American law, and the meaning of innocence -- "We're all together on this" : expanding the network, becoming a movement -- Innocence as a social movement -- "It did go against the grain" : the foundations of a movement -- "It's just justice ... real justice" : the emergence of a movement -- The "new civil rights"? : reaching beyond innocence -- Conclusion : the challenges ahead and the future of innocence -- Appendix : data, methods, and limitations.
Note Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781479898350 (electronic bk.)
147989835X (electronic bk.)
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