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which critics claimhas ledto many wrongful convictions in the UK

critics claimhas ledto many wrongful convictions in the UK

efforts ... as in the united statesto discoverwrongful convictions in canada

effortsto discoverwrongful convictions in Canada

by men and the population(passive) caused byconvictions in the UK

factorscan causewrongful convictions to occur

Prison transportcauseswrongful convictions - Opinion

because lab personnel were working with prosecutorsto setwrongful convictions against Americans

studycauseswrongful convictions to occur

by faulty eyewitness testimony(passive) caused bywrongful conviction

prosecutorial failure to disclose exculpatory evidencecausedwrongful conviction

the various causes of false confessions & other factorspromptingwrongful conviction

likelyto have causedwrongful conviction

misconductcausinga wrongful conviction

even the smallest mistakes ... unreliable evidencecould causea wrongful conviction

The Causes of Wrongful Conviction , Innocence Projectcauseswrongful - conviction

the illegal actions of a Cleveland police officer(passive) caused bya wrongful conviction

by false confessions(passive) caused bywrongful conviction

Eyewitness testimony , forensic evidence , and false confessionscan all contributeto wrongful convictions

mistakes ... : misidentification , false confessions , mishandling of evidence and government and legal misconductresultin wrongful convictions

the undercover deploymentshad causedthe wrongful convictions of campaigners

the problem of poor forensic testingcan ... causewrongful conviction

by a faulty eyewitness(passive) was caused bywrongful conviction

by a faulty eyewitness(passive) was causedwrongful conviction

peoplecausewrongful convictions accountable

a situationcausedwrongful conviction

faulty sobriety tests(passive) caused bywrongful conviction

Faulty eyewitness testimony and false confessions are now knownto contribute greatlyto wrongful convictions

errors in non - scientific forensic evidence and faulty expert testimonyhas ledto wrongful convictions

False confessions , eyewitness misidentification , improper forensic testing , bad lawyering and informants ... the factorscan leadto wrongful convictions

many other thingscan causea wrongful conviction

the single most important factorcontributingwrongful conviction

the Texas Criminal Justice Integrity Unit ... problems with evidence in criminal prosecutionscan leadto wrongful convictions

the attitudehas causedwrongful conviction

false or coerced confessions and mistaken eyewitness testimonyleadto wrongful convictions

the factors ... , the most common offenses related to wrongful convictionscontributedto wrongful convictions

police , expert witnesses , prosecutors , defence lawyers , juries , trial judges and defendantscontributeto wrongful convictions

police , expert witnesses , prosecutors , defence lawyers , juries , trial judges and appellate courts allcan contributeto wrongful convictions

evidence of instances of false confessionsresultedin wrongful convictions

factors such as witness misidentification , wrongly interpreted evidence and prosecutorial misconductleadto wrongful convictions

in windfall payments to the exoneree in an attempt to compensate for the miscarriage of justiceresultin windfall payments to the exoneree in an attempt to compensate for the miscarriage of justice

in the death penaltyresultin the death penalty

in their executionsthatwould ... have resultedin their executions

in life imprisonmentcan resultin life imprisonment

across the countryhave been discoveredacross the country

the nation in DNA exonerationsleadsthe nation in DNA exonerations

to the industrycontributedto the industry

in death sentencesresultedin death sentences

from vandalism from a SSSIresultingfrom vandalism from a SSSI

in years in prison or serious finescan resultin years in prison or serious fines

to his imprisonmentledto his imprisonment

to his imprisonment ledto his imprisonment

to murder in a state which issues the death penaltywill leadto murder in a state which issues the death penalty

to years in prison and other serious consequencesleadingto years in prison and other serious consequences

to executionleadsto execution

to executionleadingto execution

in their executionresultedin their execution

in negative immigration consequences on your behalfresultingin negative immigration consequences on your behalf

to loveleadsto love

miscarriage of justice(passive) caused bymiscarriage of justice

to lawsuitleadsto lawsuit

to a greater emphasis on defendant rights than victim rightsleadsto a greater emphasis on defendant rights than victim rights

to an irreversible executionmight leadto an irreversible execution

from faulty eyewitness evidenceto have resultedfrom faulty eyewitness evidence

to loss of time and money on the trialmay ... leadto loss of time and money on the trial

in the criminal justice systemhad discoveredin the criminal justice system

in a settlement of nearly $ 20 millionresultedin a settlement of nearly $ 20 million

to an impassioned rebuttal from U.S.ledto an impassioned rebuttal from U.S.

in death sentencesresultin death sentences

in life sentencesresultin life sentences

as the result of DNA evidencerecently discoveredas the result of DNA evidence

to prison termsledto prison terms

the harm(passive) caused bythe harm

asidebeing setaside

in multimillion - dollar settlementsalso have resultedin multimillion - dollar settlements

the many concentric circles of harm(passive) caused bythe many concentric circles of harm

alsoleadalso

to exoneration in murder casesleadingto exoneration in murder cases

from wrongful investigationsusually resultfrom wrongful investigations

tremendous harm to innocent persons and their familiescausetremendous harm to innocent persons and their families

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