Wrongful Convictions and the DNA Revolution: Twenty-Five Years of Freeing the Innocent
Daniel S. Medwed examines twenty-five years of wrongful-conviction cases and the DNA revolution that helped free innocent people. Combining legal analysis with historical perspective, the book explores how DNA evidence has transformed efforts to uncover miscarriages of justice and reconsider the reliability of criminal convictions.
About This Book
Wrongful convictions undermine confidence in the justice system and cause lasting harm to innocent people.
This book examines the DNA revolution and its connection to efforts to identify and free those who were wrongly convicted.
Spanning twenty-five years, it considers the broader significance of DNA evidence in the pursuit of justice.
Daniel S. Medwed presents a legal and historical account of a major development in modern criminal justice.
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