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Volume 42, Issue 2 (2013) The Death Penalty and the Question of Actual Innocence
Front Matter
Article
Symposium Foreword
Lyn Entzeroth
Dead Wrong in Oklahoma
Randall Coyne
Why It Is so Difficult to Prove Innocence in Capital Cases
Kenneth Williams
The Meaninglessness of Delayed Appointments and Discretionary Grants of Capital Postconviction Counsel
Celestine Richards McConville
Is It Constitutional to Execute Someone Who Is Innocent (And If It Isn't, How Can It Be Stopped following House v. Bell)
David R. Dow, Jared Tyler, Frances Bourliot, and Jennifer Jeans
Dead Innocent: The Death Penalty Abolitionist Search for a Wrongful Execution
Jeffrey L. Kirchmeier
Innocent of a Capital Crime: Parallels between Innocence of a Crime and Innocence of the Death Penalty
Ellen Kreitzberg and Linda Carter