Wrongful convictions are not mere coincidence, says sociology professor in new book
By Elizabeth Rosenbaum | September 9Prof. Van Cleve published her new book, Crime Fictions, in May 2026.
Elizabeth Rosenbaum is a senior staff writer covering science and research.
Prof. Van Cleve published her new book, Crime Fictions, in May 2026.
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