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- Wrongful Convictions and DNA Exonerations: Understanding the Role of . . .
It identifies 133 DNA exoneration cases (39 percent), from the same pool of cases identified by the Innocence Project, in which forensic science is a contributing factor Table 1 lists information on the 24 discrepant cases A review of each of these cases, including case narratives from both the Innocence Project and NRE and internet articles
- Addressing the Impact of Wrongful Convictions on Crime Victims
Victims and stakeholders agreed that the original crime victims should not be blindsided by the exoneration or find out after the wrongfully convicted individual has been released Victims and stakeholders stressed that the crime victims are often unfamiliar with the criminal justice system and need information explaining the exoneration process
- Wrongful Convictions - National Institute of Justice
Wrongful Convictions:
- Five Things About Reentry - National Institute of Justice
Reentry is a term coined by former director of the National Institute of Justice Jeremy Travis Correctional confinement includes jails, which are facilities generally operated under the authority of a sheriff, police chief, or county or city administrator where individuals are awaiting trial, arraignment, or some other sentencing disposition or are serving a short sentence (typically less
- Forensic Testimony Archaeology: Analysis of Exoneration Cases and its . . .
This document reports the results of a study to examine case factors associated with 732 wrongful convictions classified by the National Registry of Exonerations as being associated with False or Misleading Forensic Evidence
- Just Wrong: The Aftermath of Wrongful Convictions
Timeline text: 2009, Exoneration after eleventh appeal Fernando Bermudez: I had gotten arrested at 22 and I was 40 years old November 2009 And the judge asked me to rise and I felt my knees buckling And the judge says, “In this case, I, the court, hereby declare Fernando Bermudez actually innocent ” He said actually innocent
- Study of Victim Experiences of Wrongful Conviction
Case factors, such as victims' participation in the original trial (e g , misidentifying the wrongfully convicted person), the availability of DNA evidence during the exoneration, and the identification and prosecution of the actual offender were also associated with the characteristics of victim experiences
- Postconviction DNA Testing - National Institute of Justice
Exonerations Learn about exonerations resulting from the Postconviction DNA Testing Assistance Program
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