Articles in this Issue

1. ‘Thank you for believing me’

   ‘Thank you for believing me’ Scott West

   Scott West

2. A Case of Mistaken Identity: Justice Finally Achieved

   A Case of Mistaken Identity: Justice Finally Achieved Stephen Baylis Hrones May 2003 It was October 31, 1994, Halloween night in Boston and nine-year old Jermaine Goffigan went trick-or-treating in his grandmother's housing development in Roxbury, known as Academy Homes. Earlier that evening, a dri

   Stephen Baylis Hrones

3. Affiliate News

   Affiliate News Gerald Lippert

   Gerald Lippert

4. Behind Closed Doors: The role of the grand jury in capital prosecutions

   The role of the grand jury in capital prosecutions Thomas K. Maher, Christopher Fialko

   Thomas K. Maher, Christopher Fialko

5. Book Review: Everybody pays: Two men, one murder and the price of truth

   Book Review Jon M. Sands

   Jon M. Sands

6. Comparison of standards: A strategy for explaining proof beyond a reasonable doubt

   Comparison of standards: A strategy for explaining proof beyond a reasonable doubt Thomas Lundy Jury Instruction May 2003 999 Because the reasonable doubt standard may be difficult to define, and in some courts no definition is given at all, one possible approach is to compare the proof beyond a reas

   Thomas Lundy

7. Delusional justice

   Delusional justice Chris Adams

   Chris Adams

8. Evaluating Forensic DNA Evidence, Part 2

   Evaluating Forensic DNA Evidence, Part 2 William C. Thompson

   William C. Thompson; Simon Ford; Travis E. Doom; Michael L. Raymer; Dan E. Krane

9. In the Ninth we trust

   In the Ninth we trust Milton Hirsch, David Oscar Markus

   Milton Hirsch, David Oscar Markus

10. NACDL News

    NACDL NEWS Staff

    Staff

11. New York court finds failure to raise rates of assigned counsel violates state constitution

    New York court finds failure to raise rates of assigned counsel violates state constitution Susan J. Walsh

    Susan J. Walsh

12. Norman Reimer receives NACDL’s 2002 Champion of Indigent Defense Award

    Norman Reimer receives NACDL’s 2002 Champion of Indigent Defense Award Susan J. Walsh

    Susan J. Walsh

13. President's Column: The federal sentencing guidelines and the end of the adversary system

    The federal sentencing guidelines and the end of the adversary system Lawrence Goldman

    Lawrence Goldman

14. Reviews in Review: DNA Evidence — postconviction; Retarded Suspects

    Reviews in Review Ellen S. Podgor

    Ellen S. Podgor

15. Searching government offices and computers

    Searching government offices and computers Barry Tarlow

    Barry Tarlow

16. The psychometrics and science of standardized field sobriety tests, Part 1

    The psychometrics and science of standardized field sobriety tests, Part 1 Steven Rubenzer

    Steven Rubenzer

17. Using Polygraph Evidence after Scheffer, Part 1

    Using Polygraph Evidence after Scheffer, Part 1 Charles Daniels

    Charles Daniels