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2019 Cardozo L. Rev. De-Novo 1 (2019)

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                         CARDOZO LAW REVIEW


          de *novo

     A  REVIEW OF THE WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS
     READER: A COMPREHENSIVE RESOURCE FOR
     STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND PRACTITIONERS

                    Stephanie Roberts Hartung'



    As  the Innocence Movement enters its second quarter-century and
exoneration numbers  continue to rise, popular interest in wrongful
convictions has increased, as well. A review of course catalogs at law
schools and universities around the country reveals ever-expanding
offerings related to innocence work and wrongful convictions. While
there is a robust body of scholarship in the field, up to now faculty
teaching these courses have largely resorted to assembling their own
reading materials. The  Wrongful Convictions Reader,'  edited by
Professors Russell D. Covey and Valena E. Beety, provides a long-
overdue alternative. Covey and Beety have mined the scholarship on
wrongful convictions for rich and varied material relating to both historic
and emerging  themes. As  a whole, the text presents the landscape
necessary for law  students, undergraduates, social scientists, and
practitioners in the field to explore the many facets of the wrongful
conviction problem in the United States.
    Fundamentally, what is unique about this text is its interdisciplinary
approach to the study of wrongful convictions. In addition to thoughtfully
assembling critical works of influential scholars in the field, Covey and
Beety also include suggestions for multimedia programming such as
videos, blogs, and podcasts. Each chapter ends with proposed interactive
exercises for students, ranging from drafting a motion for post-conviction


   T Teaching Professor, Northeastern University School of Law.
   1 RUSSEL D. COVEY & VALENA E. BEETY, THE WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS READER (2019).


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