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Session Submission Type: Policy Panel
This panel addresses the growing topic of wrongful conviction, exploring its various consequences within the fields of criminology and criminal justice. Papers on this panel will address the roles of secondary actors in wrongful conviction cases, the gap faced by innocent defendants between wrongful imprisonment and exoneration, and the impacts on children of exonerees. By examining these aspects, the panel aims to shed light on the broader implications of miscarriages of justice and innocence in the criminal justice system.
Stuck in Limbo: Exploring the Space Between Release and Exoneration Among the Wrongly Convicted - Robert Norris, George Mason University; Andrew Madrigal, George Mason University / California Lutheran University
Revisiting the “web of impact”: A framework for foregrounding secondary actors in wrongful convictions cases - Clayton B. Drummond, George Mason University; Janani Umamaheswar, George Mason University; Robert Norris, George Mason University
Inherited Injustice: Unraveling the Impact of Wrongful Convictions on the Lives of the Children of Exonerees - Andrew Madrigal, George Mason University / California Lutheran University