Vol 46 no 2 - Contents - Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice

Canadian Criminal Justice Association

January 2004 (Special Issue) | Abstracts

Volume 46, No 2

CONTENTS

Wrongful Conviction: Perspectives, Experiences and Implications for Justice
Edited by Kathryn M. Campbell and Myriam S. Denov

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101	Introduction Myriam S. Denov and Kathryn M. Campbell
	Articles
107	Wrongful Convictions: The American Experience C. Ronald Huff
121	Showing Remorse: Reflections on the Gap between Expression and Attribution in Cases of Wrongful Conviction. Richard Weisman.
139	The Burden of Innocence: Coping with a Wrongful Imprisonment. Kathryn M. Campbell and Myriam S. Denov.
165	Psychological Consequences of Wrongful Conviction and Imprisonment. Adrian Grounds.
	Commentaries on Wrongful Conviction
183	Wrongful Convictions and Commissions of Inquiry. The Honorable T. Alexander Hickman.
189	Wrongful Convictions and the Criminal Conviction Review Process Pursuant to s.696.1 of the Canadian Criminal Code. Kerry Scullion.
197	Righting the Wrongs: The Role of Defence Counsel in Wrongful Convictions. Jerome Kennedy.
	Book Reviews (click here)
209	Until You Are Dead: Steven Truscott's Long Ride into History by Julian Sher. Reviewed by Christine Gervais.
213	Wrongful Convicted: Perspectives on failed Justice edited by Saundra D. Westervelt and John A. Humphrey. Reviewed by Mihael Ami Cole.

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