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Mark A. Godsey

Daniel P and Judith L Carmichael Professor of Law and Director Lois and Richard Rosenthal Institute for Justice/Ohio Innocence Project Professor

University of Cincinnati

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College of Law

Mark A. Godsey is currently serving as a College Of Law Daniel P and Judith L Carmichael Professor of Law and Director Lois and Richard Rosenthal Institute for Justice/Ohio Innocence Project Professor at University of Cincinnati.

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Mark A. Godsey

University of Cincinnati

Daniel P and Judith L Carmichael Professor of Law and Director Lois and Richard Rosenthal Institute for Justice/Ohio Innocence Project Professor

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law criminal justice jurisprudence criminology criminal law psychology forensic psychology constitutional law victimology social sciences social justice forensic psychiatry criminal justice process wrongful convictions behavioral sciences philosophy of science psychological methods postcolonial writing transitional justice ethnic studies american studies correctional practice legal theory manipulation (psychology) scientific misconduct criminal justice system international criminal law homeland security racial equity crime against humanity international arena moral psychology ethics counseling psychology sexual abuse psychological science death studies international history psychological trauma art research contemporary theatre injustice penology legal philosophy criminal behavior sexual consent science ethics scientific integrity ethnic discrimination diversity sensitivity minority rights trauma in child trauma systems art criticism theatre studies art theory arts-based research educational equity disparate impact equal educational opportunities global justice civil liberties blind injustice former prosecutor death penalty jurisprudence evolving standards innocence revolution collateral consequences post-incarceration employment miranda warnings contemporary law workable test involuntary confession rule false justice reverse csi-effect final frontier international human rights forensic science comparative criminology

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Addressing Ptsd and Secondary Trauma of Innocence Project Attorneys and Staff. Routledge (2026)

psychiatrytraumavictimologytrauma in childsecondary traumatrauma systemsinnocence project attorneyspsychologycriminal justicepsychological traumapost-traumatic stress disorder

Art Imitating Justice: From the Courtroom to Center Stage at Lincoln Center. Champions of Innocence: Inside the Fight Against Wrongful Convictions (2026)

art imitating justicevisual artsart theorylincoln centercontemporary theatreart researchart criticismperformance artpublic performanceart historyarts-based researchcenter stagetheatre studiesvisual culturearttheatre

The Human Factor in Wrongful Convictions Across National Borders. Understanding Wrongful Conviction: The Protection of the Innocent Across Europe and America (2025)

criminal lawcriminologyhuman factorslawcriminal justice systemcross-border crimesocial sciencescriminal justicebias

Blind Injustice: A Former Prosecutor Exposes the Psychology and Politics of Wrongful Convictions. (2017)

Harold C. Schott

blind injusticesocial justicevictimologycriminologypolitical sciencecounseling psychologyjurisprudencemoral psychologycorrectional practicebehavioral scienceswrongful convictionsinjusticeformer prosecutorpsychologycriminal justice

Innocence as a Global Civil Rights Movement and International Human Right. University of California Press (2017)

social justicelawinternational lawcrime against humanitycivil libertiesglobal justiceafrican american studiescriminal justicehuman rightsglobal studiesinternational human right

She Blinded Me With Science: Wrongful Convictions and the “Reverse Csi-Effect”. Routledge eBooks (2017)

Mark A GodseyMarie Alou

victimologyscience and technology studiescriminologyscience ethicsreverse csi-effectbehavioral sciencesscientific misconductwrongful convictionssocial sciencesscientific integritydeath studiesphilosophy of sciencejournalism

False Confessions and How Miranda Failed the Innocent. B.U. Law Rev. (2016)

literatureliterary criticismcriminal justicefalse confessionscriminal justice process

False Justice and the"True" Prosecutor: A Memoir, a Tribute, and Commentary. (2012)

criminal lawjurisprudencelawcriminal justice systemfalse justiceforensic psychologycriminal justicephilosophycriminal justice process

She Blinded Me With Science: Wrongful Convictions and the “Reverse Csi-Effect”. Texas A&M Law Review (2011)

psychological methodsresearch ethicspsychological sciencescientific misconductwrongful convictionsexperimental psychologypsychologymanipulation (psychology)philosophyphilosophy of science

Professor Mark Godsey on the Sixth Circuit’s Garner V. Mitchell. Emerging Issues (2009)

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Mark A. Godsey

Daniel P and Judith L Carmichael Professor of Law and Director Lois and Richard Rosenthal Institute for Justice/Ohio Innocence Project Professor

University of Cincinnati

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College of Law

Honors

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Mark A. Godsey

University of Cincinnati

Daniel P and Judith L Carmichael Professor of Law and Director Lois and Richard Rosenthal Institute for Justice/Ohio Innocence Project Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Addressing Ptsd and Secondary Trauma of Innocence Project Attorneys and Staff. Routledge (2026)

psychiatrytraumavictimologytrauma in childsecondary traumatrauma systemsinnocence project attorneyspsychologycriminal justicepsychological traumapost-traumatic stress disorder

Art Imitating Justice: From the Courtroom to Center Stage at Lincoln Center. Champions of Innocence: Inside the Fight Against Wrongful Convictions (2026)

The Human Factor in Wrongful Convictions Across National Borders. Understanding Wrongful Conviction: The Protection of the Innocent Across Europe and America (2025)

criminal lawcriminologyhuman factorslawcriminal justice systemcross-border crimesocial sciencescriminal justicebias

Blind Injustice: A Former Prosecutor Exposes the Psychology and Politics of Wrongful Convictions. (2017)

Harold C. Schott

Innocence as a Global Civil Rights Movement and International Human Right. University of California Press (2017)

social justicelawinternational lawcrime against humanitycivil libertiesglobal justiceafrican american studiescriminal justicehuman rightsglobal studiesinternational human right

She Blinded Me With Science: Wrongful Convictions and the “Reverse Csi-Effect”. Routledge eBooks (2017)

Mark A GodseyMarie Alou

False Confessions and How Miranda Failed the Innocent. B.U. Law Rev. (2016)

literatureliterary criticismcriminal justicefalse confessionscriminal justice process

False Justice and the"True" Prosecutor: A Memoir, a Tribute, and Commentary. (2012)

criminal lawjurisprudencelawcriminal justice systemfalse justiceforensic psychologycriminal justicephilosophycriminal justice process

She Blinded Me With Science: Wrongful Convictions and the “Reverse Csi-Effect”. Texas A&M Law Review (2011)

psychological methodsresearch ethicspsychological sciencescientific misconductwrongful convictionsexperimental psychologypsychologymanipulation (psychology)philosophyphilosophy of science

Professor Mark Godsey on the Sixth Circuit’s Garner V. Mitchell. Emerging Issues (2009)

garner v. mitchellcriminal lawperformance studiesjurisprudencelawpublic law

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