judicial error

Investigative reporter Fran Simmons puts her own life in danger when she sets out to discover who really killed Dr. Gary Lasch, a murder for which his wife, Molly, has spent years in jail, even though she has no memory of the night of his death.

A young man has been wrongfully convicted of a crime and faces execution in Texas, but his lawyer, the flamboyant Robbie Fleck, is committed to proving his innocence.

Presents a comprehensive study of the controversial murder trial involving baseball player Ron Williamson.

Examines fifty crimes committed in England, Scotland, and Wales in the twentieth century where the accused was found guilty and either executed or sentenced to life imprisonment.

Examines case studies in which innocent people were wrongly convicted and sent to prison.

Matt Hunter, released from prison for accidentally killing someone when breaking up a fight, has his life back on track--a beautiful, pregnant wife, and a pending deal on the house of his dreams--until he receives bizarre photographs that send him running from the law.

Rennell Price has just fifty-nine days to live unless attorney Terri Paget can convince the courts that her new evidence points to another man, but the wheels of politics already in motion continue to hinder Paget's attempts to free Price.

Reviews five trials in which people were wrongly convicted of serious crimes, including manslaughter, murder, and conspiracy.

Investigative reporter Fran Simmons puts her own life in danger when she sets out to discover who really killed Dr. Gary Lasch, a murder for which his wife, Molly, has spent years in jail, even though she has no memory of the night of his death.