Vol. 2 No. 3 (2021): Innocence Network 2021 Scholarship Issue

Introduction

• Learning Across Borders: An Introduction to the 2021 Innocence Network Conference Scholarship Panel Articles

  Vanessa Meterko

  171 - 172

  • Introduction

Articles

• How Trauma May Magnify Risk of Involuntary and False Confessions Among Adolescents

  Hayley Cleary, Lucy Guarnera, Jeffrey Aaron, Megan Crane

  173 - 204

  • Article

• The Language of Criminal Confessions A Corpus Analysis of Confessions Presumed True vs. Proven False

  Lucrezia Rizzelli, Saul M. Kassin, Tammy Gales

  205 - 225

  • Article

• Still Standing: Innocence work in England and Wales

  Louise Hewitt, Claire McGourlay

  226 - 239

  • Article

• “But I Wasn’t There!” The Alibis of DNA Exonerees

  Wendy Heath, Joshua Stein, Sabreen Afiouni

  240 - 276

  • Article

Student Papers

• Innocent in the Dark Toward a Duty to Preserve Biological Evidence in Chilean Criminal Justice

  Victor Beltran Roman

  277 - 304

  • Student Paper

• A Critical Analysis of Post-Conviction Review in New South Wales, Australia

  Rhanee Rego

  305 - 347

  • Student Paper

Book Review

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  Wrongful Conviction in Sexual Assault: Stranger Rape, Acquaintance Rape, and Intra-Familial Child Sexual Assaults (Matthew Barry Johnson)

  Gethin Rees

  348 - 352

  • Book Review

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  The 2021 WCLR Student Award Winners Esti Azizi [Gold], Víctor Beltrán-Román [Silver], Rhanee Rego [Bronze]

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