Objectives Discourse about criminal justice in the USA increasingly revolves around
wrongful convictions. Research has documented the emergence of the “innocence frame,” …

Despite extensive research summarizing the causes of wrongful convictions, there is no
summary of the literature on factors that influence exonerees' reintegration into society …

Objectives Estimate the frequency of self-reported factual innocence in non-capital cases
within a state population of prisoners. Methods We conducted a survey of a population …

This article reflects on the author's 2005 article,“Rethinking the Study of Miscarriages of
Justice,” which sought to describe what scholars empirically knew at that time about the …

Two studies examined housing discrimination against exonerees. In Study 1, we sent 1,203
emails inquiring about active apartment listings, each of which ostensibly came from an ex …

Many exonerees report stigmatizing experiences and diiculties securing gainful employment
postincarceration. Although researchers have begun to investigate public perceptions of …

This research employs a convenience sample survey design to explore the complex
interaction between race, gender, and public perceptions of wrongful convictions. Examining …

This study provides an exploratory quantitative examination of wrongful criminal conviction.
Certain legal factors and perhaps some non-legal factors are related to wrongful conviction …

The British state's mechanism for compensating victim-survivors of sexual offences has been
critiqued as retraumatising. However, a recent review preliminarily rejected calls to loosen …

Those who have been wrongfully imprisoned face a variety of challenges upon reentering
the community, and monetary compensation may be helpful in rebuilding one's life following …