“Race and Wrongful Convictions in the United States 2022”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
The National Registry of Exonerations
2022
Boston University Law Review
2018
“What We Think, What We Know and What We Think We Know about False Convictions”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law
2017
National Registry of Exonerations
2017
“Investigative Procedure and Post-Conviction Review: Resetting Incentives to Separate the Innocent from the Guilty”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Wrongful Conviction and Criminal Justice Reform: Making Justice
2014
“Rate of false conviction of criminal defendants who are sentenced to death”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
2014
“How Many False Convictions are There? How Many Exonerations Are There?”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Wrongful Convictions and Miscarriages of Justice: Causes and Remedies in North American and European Criminal Justice Systems
2013
“David Baldus and the Legacy of McCleskey v. Kemp”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Iowa Law Review
2012
“Pretrial Incentives, Post-Conviction Review, and Sorting Criminal Prosecutions by Guilt or Innocence”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
New York Law School Law Review
2011
Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law
2010
“Frequency and Predictors of False Conviction: Why We Know So Little, and New Data on Capital Cases”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Journal of Empirical Legal Studies
2008
Annual Review of Law and Social Science
2008
Criminal Justice
2007
Social Consciousness in Legal Decision Making: Psychological Perspectives
2007
“Jurisdictional Competition in Criminal Justice: How Much Does It Really Happen?”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Michigan Law Review
2006
Michigan Law Review First Impressions
2006
“Exonerations in the United States 1989 Through 2003”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology
2005
“Correcting the Past”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Law Quadrangle Notes
2005
“The Tip of the Iceberg: Exonerations in the United States 1989 Through 2003”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Law Quadrangle Notes
2004
“Expert Information and Expert Evidence: A Preliminary Taxonomy”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Seton Hall Law Review
2003
“The Death Penalty and Adversarial Justice in the United States”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Adversarial versus Inquisitorial Justice: Psychological Perspectives on Criminal Justice Systems
2003
“What They Say at the End: Capital Victims’ Families and the Press”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Cornell Law Review
2003
“Second Thoughts: Americans’ Views on the Death Penalty at the Turn of the Century”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Beyond Repair?: America’s Death Penalty
2003
“Road Work: Racial Profiling and Drug Interdiction on the Highway”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Michigan Law Review
2002
Columbia Law Review
2002
“Detection of Deception: The Case of Handwriting Expertise”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Virginia Law Review
2001
“Race, Peremptories, and Capital Jury Deliberations”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Law
2001
“Still Unfair, Still Arbitrary -- But Do We Care?”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Ohio Northern University Law Review
2000
Law Quadrangle Notes
1999
Law Quadrangle Notes
1999
“Update: American Public Opinion on the Death Penalty - It’s Getting Personal”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Cornell Law Review
1998
“Make-Believe: The Rules Excluding Evidence of Character and Liability Insurance”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Hastings Law Journal
1998
“Lost Lives: Miscarriages of Justice in Capital Cases”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Law and Contemporary Problems
1998
“We Could Pass a Law...What Might Happen if Contingent Legal Fees Were Banned”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
DePaul Law Review
1998
“Law in the Backwaters: A Comment of Mirjan Damaška’s Evidence Law Adrift”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Hastings Law Journal
1998
Law Quadrangle Notes
1997
Judicature
1997
“Why Civil Cases Go to Trial: Strategic Bargaining and the Desire for Vindication”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Dispute Resolution Magazine
1997
Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy
1997
“The Risks of Death: Why Erroneous Convictions are Common in Capital Cases”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Buffalo Law Review
1996
“Don’t Try: Civil Jury Verdicts in a System Geared to Settlement”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
UCLA Law Review
1996
Buffalo Law Review
1996
“Substance and Form in Scientific Evidence: What Daubert Didn’t Do”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Reforming the Civil Justice System
1996
“The Romance of Revenge: An Alternative History of Jeffrey Dahmer’s Trial”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Law Quadrangle Notes
1995
“The Romance of Revenge: Capital Punishment in America”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Studies in Law, Politics and Society
1993
“Getting to ‘No’: A Study of Settlement Negotiations and the Selection of Cases for Trial”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Defense Law Journal
1992
“Settling for a Judge: A Comment on Clermont and Eisenberg”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Cornell Law Review
1992
Wisconsin Law Review
1991
“Getting to No: A Study of Settlement Negotiations and the Selection of Cases for Trial”
Samuel R. Gross- Criminal Law
Michigan Law Review
1991