Undermining Confidence in The Judgment: The Supreme Court of Missouri's Flawed Application of Missouri's Wrongful Conviction Statute.

The article focuses on the flawed application of Missouri's wrongful conviction statute, specifically examining the Missouri Supreme Court's handling of State v. Johnson. Topics include the complexities of the statute's operation in capital cases, the challenges arising when a prosecutor files a motion after an execution date is set, and the analysis of the majority's reasoning and the dissent's arguments in the case.