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11 N.E. U. L.R. 593 (2019)
Misconduct and Bad Practices in False Confessions: Interrogations in the Context of Exonerations

handle is hein.journals/norester11 and id is 620 raw text is: NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW Misconduct and Bad Practices in False Confessions: Interrogations in the Context of Exonerations By Klara Stephens* * Denise Foderaro Research Scholar at the National Registry of Exonerations, University of Michigan Law School, J.D. May 2014. This essay would not have been possible without Samuel Gross and Barbara O'Brien, who spent countless hours with me formulating our thinking about this issue and reading drafts. Thank you. I also thank Catherine Grosso, Kenneth Otterbourg, and Maurice Possley for helpful comments; Nadine Kassem and Alison Swain for invaluable research and too many other things to count; Jennifer Chun, Michael Darling and Amanda Rauh-Bieri for their excellent research assistance; and Emily Goebel and Evelyne Huber for editing drafts and for moral support. I also write in memory of Benjamin HughL Stephens, without whose encouragement I never would have ventured into the law. VOL. 11, NO. 2 593

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