Doug Lieb
April 22, 2020 | New York Law Journal
'McDonough v. Smith': 'Favorable Termination' and the Confusing Civil Law of Wrongful ConvictionsThe Supreme Court made its first foray into the civil law of wrongful convictions last year in 'McDonough v. Smith'. It seems to have made an already confusing situation still more so.
By Doug Lieb
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