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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Exoneration"”.
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Legal Exoneration: A Case Study through the Life History of John Thompson
… This research focuses on the lived experience of exoneration and its aftermath through a life history of John Thompson (JT), a New Orleans native, convicted of murder and sentenced to death in 1985. In 2003, after eighteen years in Angola, the Louisiana State Penitentiary, fourteen on death row, …
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An Insight into the Wrongly Convicted: Going beyond the Perceptions and Beliefs of the Causes
… to September 1, 2012. Four hundred forty seven exoneration cases were examined to obtain the factors that contributed to wrongful convictions, the most common offenses related to wrongful convictions, the evidence that led to a new trial, and the outcome of the exoneration based on dismissal of …
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The influence of personal factors on wrongful convictions
… amount of time between wrongful conviction and exoneration. This is crucial to the expansion of innocence research and the contextualization of wrongful convictions within the criminal justice system. This study employs negative binomial regression to analyze data collected by the National …
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Canadian women and no-crime wrongful convictions: an investigation into whether (and why) women are more frequently wrongfully convicted in no-crime cases against children
… in Study 3), inspired by real Canadian no-crime exoneration cases, to examine their impact on perceptions of suspiciousness. Study 2 found that the relationship to the child did not impact suspiciousness, but that the type of scenario did, with more sudden emergency type scenarios (e.g., …
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A content and thematic analysis of Reddit discussions about When They See Us
… thematically covered the issues of Risk Factors, Exoneration and Beyond, and the Innocence Movement. Additionally, wrongful conviction was discussed more during the release of When They See Us than before, suggesting that that these conversations emerged due to watching the miniseries, but were …
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The DIPP as a resource for pastoral caregivers ministering to intergenerational agricultural households. A literature study
… ethical challenges (trust, loyalty, justice, and exoneration), this investigation examines how the dialogical intergenerational pastoral process (DIPP) equips pastoral caregivers to understand and address these challenges. The research investigates intergenerational agricultural households (IAHs), …
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Parnell and Kitty O'Shea: A Study of Scandal in Victorian Politics
… in regard to the divorce, is an obvious exoneration, giving credence to favorable rumors and court testimony, but questioning any contrary reports. | Other sources, such as the biographies of Katherine O'Shea, Robert McWade, E. M. Dickinson, and John Parnell are principally products of …
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Religion and the French Constitution of 1791
… from the poll and income taxes was rather an exoneration than an exemption, since the Clergy had made themselves free by a large gift early in the eighteenth century, and again every ten years, at the exaction of the royal commissioner, they voted a subsidy to the state, under the name of …
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In the absence of memory?: Jewish fate and dramatic representation; production and critical reception of Holocaust drama on the London stage 1945-1989
… results not so much in the explicitly stated exoneration of those responsible for the Nazi genocide as the erasure or attenuation of both German guilt and Jewish suffering through dramatic speculation upon the universal human propensity to evil. In consequence the suggestion is made of Jewish …
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Personality characteristics, attitudes and perceptions of rape among incarcerated sex offenders
… sexual arousal to the vignette, perpetrator exoneration, and victim blame. Participants included 71 rapists and child sex offenders recruited from the sex offender treatment program at Twin Rivers Correction Center. Participants completed dispositional instruments, listened to an audiotaped …