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- catalog contributor b9144152.
- catalog created "c1996.".
- catalog date "1996".
- catalog date "c1996.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "c1996.".
- catalog description ""I'm Guilty If You Say So" / Richard Ofshe -- The Ben Miller Frame-Up / John R. Williams -- The Reasons for "Wrong-Man" Cases / Kate Germond -- Why Johnny Lee Wilson Went to Prison / Michael Atchison, Denis W. Keyes -- The 22-Year Ordeal of Mike Pardue / E. Barry Johnson, Becky Pardue -- There Is More to Intelligence Than IQ / Stephen Greenspan -- Discussants / Donald Connery [and others] -- Reports Of A Quest For Justice -- For Many, Echoes Of An Injustice In Connecticut: Convicted Slayer's Backers Say His Confession, Like One 20 Years Ago, Was Coerced / Jonathan Rabinovitz -- Lapointe Case Raises Troubling Questions: A Fair Judicial Shake for "Limited" People? / Kathleen Megan -- Easy Confessions Make Tough Law: A Convicted Murderer Tries to Persuade the State Supreme Court That His 'Dependent Personality' Made Him Falsely Admit the Crime / Paul Frisman -- A Little Bit Of Plastic Could Protect A Lot Of Rights / Paul Frisman -- ".
- catalog description "Prosecutors Duck Fair Questions On Lapointe And False Confessions / Chris Powell -- Freedom For Johnny Lee Wilson and Rolando Cruz: The Fight for Richard Lapoint Goes On -- Two Injustices Suddenly Corrected -- Statement by Governor Mel Carnahan: Re: Johnny Lee Wilson / Office of the Governor, State of Missouri, Jefferson City, Missouri -- Innocent, and Free At Last: A Missouri Case Shows How the Retarded Get Railroaded in Court -- The Nightmare Ends for Rolando Cruz: Illinois Man, On Death Row for 11 Years, Set Free After Retrial.".
- catalog description "Reports Of A Wrongful Conviction -- The Richard Lapointe Case Chronology -- Reasonable Doubt: Richard Lapointe, Prisoner #184163, Is Inarticulate and Bumbling. But Is He Really A Murderer? Tom Condon Doesn't Think So / Tom Condon -- Justice Unserved? Connecticut is About to Witness the Appeal of Another Murder Conviction Based on a Questionable Confession / Donald S. Connery -- Lying Accepted Investigative Tool: But Deception Throws Doubts on Confessions, Investigators' Credibility / Alex Wood -- Without Tape, Confession Can Be Unassailable / Alex Wood -- How Richard Lapointe Got His Friends And Why He Needs Them / Robert Perske -- "Convicting The Innocent": The Public Forum -- Taking a Stand / Margaret Dignoti -- Richard Lapointe: A Good Life Destroyed / Robert Perske -- Abuse of Power, Arrogance of Power / Donald Connery -- False Confessions and Other Follies / Hugo Adam Bedau, Constance Putnam -- When Will It Ever End? / Peter Reilly -- Even Galileo Confessed / Arthur Miller -- ".
- catalog extent "xviii, 220 p. :".
- catalog identifier "1571290214 (pbk.)".
- catalog issued "1996".
- catalog issued "c1996.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Cambridge, Mass. : Brookline Books,".
- catalog spatial "Connecticut Manchester".
- catalog subject "364.1/523/097462 20".
- catalog subject "Criminal justice, Administration of Connecticut Manchester Case studies.".
- catalog subject "False imprisonment Connecticut Manchester Case studies.".
- catalog subject "HV6534.M26 C66 1996".
- catalog subject "Homicide Connecticut Manchester Case studies.".
- catalog subject "Lapointe, Richard, 1946-".
- catalog subject "People with mental disabilities Civil rights Connecticut Manchester Case studies.".
- catalog subject "People with mental disabilities and crime Connecticut Manchester Case studies.".
- catalog subject "Prisoners Civil rights Connecticut Manchester Case studies.".
- catalog tableOfContents ""I'm Guilty If You Say So" / Richard Ofshe -- The Ben Miller Frame-Up / John R. Williams -- The Reasons for "Wrong-Man" Cases / Kate Germond -- Why Johnny Lee Wilson Went to Prison / Michael Atchison, Denis W. Keyes -- The 22-Year Ordeal of Mike Pardue / E. Barry Johnson, Becky Pardue -- There Is More to Intelligence Than IQ / Stephen Greenspan -- Discussants / Donald Connery [and others] -- Reports Of A Quest For Justice -- For Many, Echoes Of An Injustice In Connecticut: Convicted Slayer's Backers Say His Confession, Like One 20 Years Ago, Was Coerced / Jonathan Rabinovitz -- Lapointe Case Raises Troubling Questions: A Fair Judicial Shake for "Limited" People? / Kathleen Megan -- Easy Confessions Make Tough Law: A Convicted Murderer Tries to Persuade the State Supreme Court That His 'Dependent Personality' Made Him Falsely Admit the Crime / Paul Frisman -- A Little Bit Of Plastic Could Protect A Lot Of Rights / Paul Frisman -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Prosecutors Duck Fair Questions On Lapointe And False Confessions / Chris Powell -- Freedom For Johnny Lee Wilson and Rolando Cruz: The Fight for Richard Lapoint Goes On -- Two Injustices Suddenly Corrected -- Statement by Governor Mel Carnahan: Re: Johnny Lee Wilson / Office of the Governor, State of Missouri, Jefferson City, Missouri -- Innocent, and Free At Last: A Missouri Case Shows How the Retarded Get Railroaded in Court -- The Nightmare Ends for Rolando Cruz: Illinois Man, On Death Row for 11 Years, Set Free After Retrial.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Reports Of A Wrongful Conviction -- The Richard Lapointe Case Chronology -- Reasonable Doubt: Richard Lapointe, Prisoner #184163, Is Inarticulate and Bumbling. But Is He Really A Murderer? Tom Condon Doesn't Think So / Tom Condon -- Justice Unserved? Connecticut is About to Witness the Appeal of Another Murder Conviction Based on a Questionable Confession / Donald S. Connery -- Lying Accepted Investigative Tool: But Deception Throws Doubts on Confessions, Investigators' Credibility / Alex Wood -- Without Tape, Confession Can Be Unassailable / Alex Wood -- How Richard Lapointe Got His Friends And Why He Needs Them / Robert Perske -- "Convicting The Innocent": The Public Forum -- Taking a Stand / Margaret Dignoti -- Richard Lapointe: A Good Life Destroyed / Robert Perske -- Abuse of Power, Arrogance of Power / Donald Connery -- False Confessions and Other Follies / Hugo Adam Bedau, Constance Putnam -- When Will It Ever End? / Peter Reilly -- Even Galileo Confessed / Arthur Miller -- ".
- catalog title "Convicting the innocent : the story of a murder, a false confession, and the struggle to free a "wrong man" / edited by Donald S. Connery.".
- catalog type "Case studies. fast".
- catalog type "text".