INDEX
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Absolute immunity, 138-139, 141, 235
Absolute judgment, 49, 50, 235
Abusive head trauma, 175
Acquittal, 8
Actual perpetrators
Baumgartner study on, 218
BGA/CWC data on, 216-217
case study, 213-215
Innocence Project data on, 216
most active, 218
A Murder in the Park, 219
Ad-hoc appointment, private attorneys, 147
Admissibility
Daubert, expert testimony, 91-93
eyewitness testimony and, 31
Frye test, expert testimony, 90-93
After Innocence (Sanders), 201
Age, witness reliability and, 26-27
Ake v. Oklahoma, 159-160
Alejandro, Gilbert, 86
Alford plea, 64, 70-72, 77, 121, 235
American Bar Association (ABA), 73, 114, 140, 147, 161, 203
American Society of Criminology, 161-162, 230
Anti-Terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996, 190
Apology, post exoneration, 206
Appeals process
courts and, 186-187
evidence preservation/production for, 192-193
executive clemency, 191
federal habeas corpus, 188-191
functions of, 187
guilty pleas and, 14
right to, 187
special tribunals/commissions, 192
state post-conviction review, 189
types of, 187-188
See also Review process
Appellate review, 15
Argersinger v. Hamlin, 152
Arizona v. Youngblood, 129-132
Arraignment process, 13
Arrest, process of, 12-13
Arson, no-crime case, 172-173, 235
Assigned-counsel systems, 147, 162-163, 235
Attorney. See Defense attorney; Prosecutors
Avery, Steven, 63
Bad faith, preservation of evidence and, 130-132
Battle of experts, 89
Baumgartner, F. R., 218
Bayne, Gregory, 30
Bedau, Hugo Adam, 11
Bench trial, 14, 18, 172, 235
Bentham, Jeremy, 222
Berg, Amy, 72
Berger v. United States, 132-135
Berlinger, Joe, 72
Better Government Association and the Center for Wrongful Convictions (BGA/CWC), 216-217, 219-220
Beyond the ken, 89-90
BGA/CWC. See Better Government Association and the Center for Wrongful Convictions (BGA/ CWC)
Bias
cognitive, 87-88, 236
complicit, 125
confirmation, 87-88, 124-126, 129, 140, 236
crime laboratories, law enforcement, 95
implicit, training, 140
inculpatory results, DNA and, 88
investigative, limit, 139-140
investigator response, false confessions and, 60
own-race, identification and, 27
race, stereotype threats and, 124-125
Bibas, S., 76
Bickel, Ofra, 63, 72
Bill of Rights, 65
Black Robes and Lawyers (music), 105
Blackstone, William, 222
Blackstone ratio, 222-223, 224, 235
Blind/double-blind procedure, 235
Blind procedures, lineups and, 47, 50
Blooding, The (Wambaugh), 88
Bloodsworth, Kirk, 197-199
Bloodsworth: An Innocent Man (film) (Bayne), 30
Bloodsworth: TheTrue Storyofthe First Death Row Inmate Exonerated by DNA Evidence (Junkin), 30
Bonventre, C. L., 232
Borchard, Edwin, 11, 18
Bordenkircher v. Hayes, 69
Boykin v. Alabama, 68
Brady material, 76, 125-126, 134, 135, 141
Brady obligations, 139
Brady v. Maryland, 70, 130-131, 134, 235
Brady v. United States, 68, 69
Brady violations, 135, 141, 154
Brathwaite factors, 50, 235
Brewer v. State, 214
Bridgeman v. District Attorney for the Suffolk District, 87
Briggs, Brandy, 174-175
Brinegar v. United States, 13, 129
Britt v. North Carolina, 159
Broken promise, 156
Brooks v. State, 214
Brown v. Mississippi, 65-66
Buckley v. Fitzimmons, 139
Bullcoming v. New Mexico, 94
Burke, Alafair, 125-126
Burns, Ken, 57
Burns, Sarah, 57
Burns v. Reed, 138
Butler, Sabrina, 174
California v. Trombetta, 130
Capital charges, 149, 163, 236
Capital murder, 6. See also Death penalty
Carroll v. United States, 129
Cases
Ake v. Oklahoma, 159-160
Argersinger v. Hamlin, 152
Berger v. United States, 132-135
Bordenkircher v. Hayes, 69
Boykin v. Alabama, 68
Brady v. Maryland, 70, 130-131, 134, 141, 235
Brady v. United States, 68, 69
Brewer v. State, 214
Bridgeman v. District Attorney for the Suffolk District, 87
Brinegar v. United States, 13, 129
Britt v. North Carolina, 159
Brooks v. State, 214
Brown v. Mississippi, 65-66
Buckley v. Fitzimmons, 139
Bullcomingv. New Mexico, 94
Burns v. Reed, 138
California v. Trombetta, 130
Carroll v. United States, 129
Cavazos v. Smith, 188
Chaffin v. Stynchombe, 68, 69
Commonwealth v. Johnson, 44
Commonwealth v. Selby, 67
Connick v. Thompson, 139, 207
Daubert v. Merrell Dow
Pharmaceuticals, Inc., 91, 97-98, 116-117, 237
Frazier v. Cupp, 67
Frye v. United States, 90-91, 97, 237
Gideon v. Wainwright, 151-152, 163, 237
Giglio v. United States, 112, 133
Gilbertv. California, 34-35, 50, 241
Gregoire v. Biddle, 138
Haynes v. Washington, 67
Heath v. United States, 90
Herrera v. Collins, 190, 191
Hilliard v. Spalding, 131
Hinton v. Alabama, 156-159
Hoffa v. United States, 110-111
House v. Bell, 190
Illinois v. Perkins, 111
Imbler v. Pachtman, 135
Jackson v. Virginia, 188
Johnson v. United States, 123
Kalina v. Fletcher, 138, 139
Kirby v. Illinois, 37, 50, 236
Kuhlmann v. Wilson, 111
Kyles v. Whitley, 134, 135
Lafler v. Cooper, 70
Lincoln v. State, 67
Lynumn v. Illinois, 67
Malloy v. Hogan, 66
Manson v. Brathwaite, 39-41, 44, 50, 51, 235
Manuel v. City ofJoliet, 129
Massiah v. United States, 111
McCoy v. United States, 71
McWilliams v. Dunn, 160
Melendez-Diaz v. Massachusetts, 94
Miller v. Pate, 133
Miranda v. Arizona, 65, 78, 239
Missouri v. Frye, 70
Murray v. Giarrantano, 154
Napue v. Illinois, 112, 113, 133
New York v. Quarles, 67
Nichols v. United States, 153
North Carolina v. Alford, 64, 70, 77
Old Chiefv. United States, 93
Oregon v. Mathiason, 67
People v. Bedessie, 90
People v. LeGrand, 42
People v. Lerma, 42
Perry v. New Hampshire, 42
Porter v. McCollum, 156
Powell v. Alabama, 4, 33, 37, 151, 152
In re Davis, 190
In re Winship, 132
Rompilla v. Beard, 156
Ross v. Moffitt, 154, 159
Scott v. Illinois, 152-153
Simmons v United States, 41
State v. Clopten, 42
State v. Guilbert, 42, 90
State v. Henderson, 42, 43
State v. Kaufman, 71
State v. Kelekolio, 67
State v. Lawson, 42
State v. Rosales, 90
State v. Wright, 90
Stovall v. Denno, 35-39, 50, 241
Strickland v. Washington, 154, 163, 241, 241
Tice v. Commonwealth, 188
Tremblay v. Overholster, 71
United States v. Ash, 44
United States v. Bagley, 135
United States v. Burke, 135
United States v. Dennis, 111
United States v. Henry, 111
United States v. Ruiz, 70
United States v. Singleton, 110, 119
United States v. Tribble, 84
United States v. Wade, 31-34, 44-46, 50, 241
Whittington v. State, 67
Wiggins v. Smith, 156
Williams v. Illinois, 94
Wilson v. Flaherty, 190
Caseload, attorney
defined, 163, 236
heavy, 70, 156
meet and plead dispositions and, 148
reducing, 221-222
reform/funding and, 161-162
Case studies
actual perpetrators, 213-215
bad lawyering, 145-146
eyewitness errors (Ronald Cotton), 23-25
false confessions/interrogations (Norfolk Four), 185-186
forensic evidence (Santae Tribble), 83-84
miscarriages ofjustice (Central Park Five), 55-57
police corruption (Derrick Hamilton), 121-122
post exoneration compensation (KirkBloodsworth), 197-199
wrongful conviction (Scottsboro Boys), 3-5
informants/snitches (William Dillon), 103-105
Cautionaryjuryinstructions, 117-118
Cavazos v. Smith, 188
CBS This Morning(Derrick Hamilton), 123
Central Park Five, 59
Central Park Five, The (film) (Burns, Burns & McMahon), 57
Central Park Five, The Untold Story Behind One of New York City's MostInfamousCrimes(Burns), 57
Central Park Five (case study), 55-57
Centurion Ministries (McCloskey), 12, 17, 191, 236
Chaffin v. Stynchombe, 68, 69
Change of venue, 174
Child sex abuse cases, no-crime, 178-180
Child witnesses, 27, 30
Civil liability immunity, prosecutor, 135-139
Civil litigation, wrongful conviction compensation, 202, 208, 236
Civil suits, post exoneration, 220
Clean-hands provision, 205-206
Clemency, 15-16
CNN Death Row Stories: Rough Justice in the Big Easy, 139
Coerced-compliant false confessions, 59n1
Coerced confession, appeals and, 188 Coercion
interrogation risk factors, 60-61
witness, police officers and, 104-105
Cognitive biases, 236
exculpatory evidence and, 125
forensic science and, 87-88, 97
Columbia DeLuna Project, 186
Commissions, innocence appeals and, 192
Common-law immunity, 136
Commonwealth v. Johnson, 44
Commonwealth v. Selby, 67
Commutation, sentence, 16
Compensation, wrongful conviction, 202-203, 208, 236
civil litigation, 202
private legislation, 202
statutory compensation, 202-203
Compensation statutes, 203-206
clean-hands provision, Florida, 205-206
statutes of limitations, 205
Compliant false confession, 59, 77, 236
Confession
deceit/trickery and, 67-68
defined, 77, 236
evidential strength of, 62-63
as false admission, 58. See also False admissions
involuntary, 65-66
Confession, The (Grisham), 63
Confessions, The (film) (Bickel), 63
Confidence, witness, 29
Confidence statements, eyewitness identification reforms and, 47-48
Confirmation bias, 87-88, 124-126, 129, 140, 236
Connick v. Thompson, 139, 207
Constitutional obligations, prosecutorial, 133-134
Contamination error, false confessions, 62
Contract system, defense lawyers and, 147, 163, 236
"Convicted Defendants Left Uninformed of Forensic Flaws Found by Justice Department" (Hsu), 84
Convicting the Innocent (Borchard), 11, 18
Conviction Integrity Unit (CIU), 228, 233, 236
Conviction rate
adequate defense and, 150
prosecutors and, 76
Cook, K. J., 206
Corporeal identification procedures, 31-36
Corroboration
defined, 118, 236
requirements, informants, 112, 117
Cotton, Ronald, 23-25, 30
Cotton Case (case study), 23-25
Court-appointed counsel, 151-152, 151-154
Court cases. See Case law
Courts of final jurisdiction, 187, 193, 236
Covey, R., 127, 230
Crime laboratories
law enforcement biases and, 95
reforms needed, 95-97
separating from law enforcement, 222
Criminal Cases Review Commission, The: Hope for the Innocent (Naughton), 191
Criminal informants, 105-106
Criminology of wrongful convictions, 231-232
Critical stage, criminal process, 38-39, 50, 236
Cross-examination
expert testimony, 93-94
incentivized informant testimony, 109
right to confront witnesses, 33
Cross-racial identification, 27, 50, 236
Custodial interviews and interrogations, 73-74, 237
Dassey, Brendan, 63
Data collection, informants, 114
Daubert test, 91-93, 97, 237
Daubert v. Merrell Dow
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