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41 Tex. Tech L. Rev. [i] (2008-2009)

handle is hein.journals/text41 and id is 1 raw text is: TEXAS TECH LAW REVIEW VOLUME 41 FALL 2008 NUMBER 1 CONTENTS ESSAYS PRESUMED GUILTY: A DEATH ROW EXONEREE SHARES HIS STORY OF SUPREME INJUSTICE AND REFLECTIONS ON THE DEATH PENALTY Juan Roberto M elendez ................................................................................. 1 THE DEATH PENALTY AT THE INTERSECTION OF REALITY AND JUSTICE R ichard B. Roper ...................................................................................... 15 WHY DO WE CONVICT AS MANY INNOCENT PEOPLE AS WE DO? WHAT PRICE JUSTICE? THE IMPORTANCE OF COSTS TO EYEWITNESS IDENTIFICATION REFORM Sandra Guerra Thompson ........................................................................ 33 DEADLY DILEMMAS Ronald J. Allen and Larry Laudan .......................................................... 65 WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS: PREVENTING MISCARRIAGES OF JUSTICE SOME CASE STUDIES D onald J. Sorochan ................................................................................... 93 FORENSIC ANALYSIS OF MARIJUANA AND THE KURZMAN MYSTERY: A CASE STUDY OF FLAWED LOGIC IN DETERMINATION OF GUILT Frederic W hitehurst .................................................................................... 117 CAN WE REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF WRONGFULLY CONVICTED PEOPLE WITHOUT ACQUITTING TOO MANY GUILTY? TOWARD A NEW PARADIGM OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE: HOW THE INNOCENCE MOVEMENT MERGES CRIME CONTROL AND DUE PROCESS K eith A . F indley .......................................................................................... 133 BALANCING ERRORS IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM E rik L iliquist ............................................................................................... 175 GIVEN THAT WE KNOW WE SOMETIMES CONVICT INNOCENT PEOPLE, WHAT, IF ANYTHING, DOES THAT SAY ABOUT THE DEATH PENALTY? THE DEATH PENALTY IN A WORLD WHERE THE INNOCENT ARE SOMETIMES CONVICTED A rnold H . Loewy ......................................................................................... 187 THE ROLE OF THE INNOCENCE ARGUMENT IN CONTEMPORARY DEATH PENALTY DEBATES M ichael L Radelet ..................................................................................... 199

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