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       What Can DNA Exonerations Tell Us About Racial Differences in Wrongful-Conviction Rates? Published in: The Journal of Law and Economics, Volume 63, Number 2, pages 341–366 (May 2020). doi: 10.1086/707080

       Posted on RAND.org on December 11, 2020

       by David D B Bjerk, Eric Helland

       Related Topics: Criminal Justice, Racial Discrimination, Sentencing, Sexual Assault Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn

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