Details – https://academyforjustice.asu.edu/project/miscarriages-of-justice/ Arizona State University, Phoenix, AZFriday, January 27, 2023 | 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. On Friday, Jan […]
Writings
The Innocence Project’s 9 Must-Reads of 2022
Featured on Innocence Project – https://innocenceproject.org/innocence-projects-books-must-read-crime-wrongful-conviction/ From deeply moving personal storytelling to thought-provoking research, these new books are our must-reads […]
Book Review – Manifesting Justice by American Bar Association ABA
In recent times of increasing focus on the wrongly convicted, nearly all national media coverage concentrates on male exonerees. This book brings us a wealth of information on wrongly convicted women, and the incredibly unfortunate, but all too common, life circumstances that ultimately brought them into the criminal justice system, including poverty, trauma, addiction, and mental illness.
Book Review: “Manifesting Justice” — Powerful Tools in the Struggle to Reform the American Justice System
Featured on Arts Fuse – https://artsfuse.org/263650/book-review-manifesting-justice-powerful-tools-in-the-struggle-to-reform-the-american-justice-system/ Manifesting Justice: Wrongly Convicted Women Reclaim Their Rights by Valena Beety. Citadel Press, 338 pages, […]
Helping the Wrongly Convicted with my Law School Network
Two books out this year from Valena Beety, AB ’02, JD ’06, reflect the commitments that have guided her career for the last 13 years. She’s the author of Manifesting Justice: Wrongly Convicted Women Reclaim Their Rights, and the coeditor of The Wrongful Convictions Reader. Now deputy director of the Academy for Justice at Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, she was a staff attorney at the Mississippi Innocence Project and the founding director of the West Virginia Innocence Project.
ASU law professor shines light on lesbian couple’s wrongful convictions in new book
The Show spoke with Beety to learn about the women’s story and how it fits into the U.S. justice system.
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