The state Supreme Court has slapped a six-month moratorium on putting the new law into effect, a move designed to allow time to determine its constitutionality. Five Days to Execution and Other Dispatches from the Wrongfully Convicted is a literary work that catalogues the injustices of the death penalty. Actual Innocence reveals the gaping holes in the justice system where the innocent are saved only by modern science, luck and determined advocacy. Snitches tell lies. Confessions are coerced or fabricated.
Racism trumps the truth.
Lab tests are rigged. Defense lawyers sleep. It is authored jointly by Jim Dwyer, Peter Neufield , and Barry Scheck . Insight to the answer to the former question can be found in the following article written by the conservative syndicated columnist, George Will of the Washington Post wrote the following commentary, Innocent on Death Row . It Really is Not For the Money.