Keith Findley Contributes Chapter to Book on Wrongful Convictions

Keith Findley, professor emeritus, contributed the chapter "From DNA to Shaken Baby Syndrome: Discovering Innocence in Middle America" in the book "Champions of Innocence: Inside the Fight Against Wrongful Convictions," published in April. The book is a collection of 24 real-life stories detailing the flaws within the justice system and the movement to reform it. Edited by false-confession pioneer Saul Kassin, the book features an introduction by John Grisham and highlights the firsthand experiences of lawyers, forensic scientists, journalists and exonerees. The book showcases real-life stories from the innocence movement – from lawyers to forensic scientists, journalists, authors and exonerees themselves, who work for life-changing reforms and who helped create and shape the innocence movement.