Examining depictions of capital punishment in novels and other popular media, Carla Main says that while books of past decades left no doubt that the right men were prosecuted and that the judicial system worked, Scott Turow's latest book shows a new level of cynicism and loss of faith. In "Reversible Errors," the world of death penalty prosecutions has no clear moral boundaries; the only thing that's certain is that the system stinks.
December 19, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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