Being wrongfully accused of criminal offences can lead to serious negative consequences to
those wrongfully accused and their families. However, there is little research on the …

Despite extensive research summarizing the causes of wrongful convictions, there is no
summary of the literature on factors that influence exonerees' reintegration into society …

Background Wrongful criminal conviction can significantly impair the mental health of
exonerees. However, much less is known about wrongful accusation: the impact of wrongful …

The exoneree population is growing rapidly, and legislatures are increasingly contemplating
whether and how to better support exonerees' reentry, yet our understanding of exonerees' …

This article explores the consequences of the so-called 'childcare-benefit scandal'that has
taken place in the Netherlands where approximately 26.000 parents have been wrongfully …

Wrongful convictions have received increased attention from both scholars and the media
over the past several decades. Most of the research on this topic has focused on the factors …

Attention given to wrongful convictions typically focuses on those experiences leading up to
release and less on community reentry post-release. The current study contributes to …

Objective: People who have been wrongly incarcerated report exceptionally poor mental
health, and despite having been exonerated, they face discrimination similar to other …

In this paper we draw on 26 in-depth interviews to explore the strategies and resources
utilized by wrongfully convicted people to transition from prison to communities. Our findings …

Wrongful convictions, while recognized for their direct consequences on the convicted
individuals, also inflict significant harm on their families. Through a systematic literature …