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090 a| KF9756b| .B6 1932;

100 1 a| Borchard, Edwin,d| 1884-1951.=| ^A48185;

245 10 a| Convicting the innocent :b| errors of criminal justice /c| By Edwin M. Borchard ; with the collaboration of E. Russell Lutz.;

260 a| New Haven :b| Yale University Press,c| 1932.;

300 a| xxix, 421 pages ;c| 24 cm;

336 a| text2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

500 a| First edition, advance issue.;

500 a| Collection of 65 cases of erroneous criminal convictions of innocent people, the causes of error being due in the main to mistaken identification, circumstantial evidence, or perjury, or some combination of these. Includes an analysis of the statutes, of European countries providing indemnity for wrongfully conviced and arrested persons, to be used as a basis for American legislation. cf. Pref.;

650 0 a| Judicial errorz| United Statesv| Cases.=| ^A374428;

650 0 a| Trialsz| United States.=| ^A41638;

650 0 a| Compensation for judicial errorz| United States.=| ^A834737;

650 0 a| Perjury.=| ^A219279;

650 0 a| Criminalsv| Identification.=| ^A13018;

700 1 a| Lutz, E. Russell,d| 1902-1970.=| ^A668268;

740 0 a| Errors of criminal justice.;

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Convicting the innocent : errors of criminal justice / By Edwin M. Borchard ; with the collaboration of E. Russell Lutz.

Author/creator	Borchard, Edwin
Other author	Lutz, E. Russell, 1902-1970.
Format	Book
Publication Info	New Haven : Yale University Press, 1932.
Description	xxix, 421 pages ; 24 cm
Subjects	Judicial error--United States. --Cases. Trials--United States. Compensation for judicial error--United States. Perjury. Criminals--Identification.

General note	First edition, advance issue.
General note	Collection of 65 cases of erroneous criminal convictions of innocent people, the causes of error being due in the main to mistaken identification, circumstantial evidence, or perjury, or some combination of these. Includes an analysis of the statutes, of European countries providing indemnity for wrongfully conviced and arrested persons, to be used as a basis for American legislation. cf. Pref.
Other title	Errors of criminal justice.

Convicting the innocent : errors of criminal justice / By Edwin M. Borchard ; with the collaboration of E. Russell Lutz.

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