Studies, Articles, and Publications

Studies, Articles, and Publications

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Commentary & Reports

William Giraldo, Wrongly Accused of Rape by NYPD, Wants Apology
The Huffington Post- 2011

Reevaluating Lineups: Why Witnesses Make Mistakes and How to Reduce the Chance of a Misidentification
The Innocence Project- 2009

Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States: A Path Forward
National Academy of Sciences - 2009

Silent Injustice
A joint project by the Washington Post and 60 Minutes

Wrongful Convictions: Reform is Critical
By John F. Terzano, National Law Journal - 2007

Reforming the Forensic Science Community to Avert the Ultimate Injustice
By Craig M. Cooley, Stanford Law & Policy Review - 2004

Protecting the Innocent: Opportunities for Reform
The Justice Project

When Experts Lie
By Richard D. Rosen

Jailhouse Snitch Testimony: A Policy Review
The Justice Project - 2007

Improving Acces to Post-Conviction DNA Testing: A Policy Review
The Justice Project - 2008

Eyewitness Identification: A Policy Review
The Justice Project

Model Policy and Procedure for Eyewitness Identification
State of Wisconsin: Office of the Attorney General, Comprehensive Review & Analysis of Best Practices - 2005

Expanded Discovery in Criminal Cases: A Policy Review
The Justice Project - 2007

The Innocence Protection Act of 2004: A Small Step Forward and a Framework for Larger Reforms
By Ronald Weich, The Champion - 2005

Research & Statistics

Facts on Post-Conviction DNA Exonerations
The Innocence Project

Innocence and the Crisis in the American Death Penalty
Death Penalty Information Center - 2004

Compensating the Wrongly Convicted
The Innocence Project