The Texas Tech Law Review​’s lat­est edi­tion is focused on inno­cence and the death penal­ty. Among the arti­cles includ­ed, are, ​“Presumed Guilty: A Death Row Exoneree Shares His Story of Supreme Injustice and Reflections on the Death Penalty,” by Juan Roberto Melendez; ​“Toward a New Paradigm of Criminal Justice: How the Innocence Movement Merges Crime Control and Due Process,” by Keith A. Findley; ​“The Role of the Innocence Argument in Contemporary Death Penalty Debates,” by Michael Radelet; and ​“What Price Justice? The Importance of Costs to Eyewitness Identification Reform,” by Sandra Guerra Thompson. 

(41 Texas Tech Law Review _​_​(2008)). See Innocence and Law Reviews.

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