A New Urban Institute study claims hundreds of people were erroneously convicted of crimes.
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Virginia- John Roman of the Urban Institute, the lead author of the study, told the Associated Press there are likely “dozens, if not hundreds, of people who were convicted erroneously; dozens, if not hundreds, of people who were not convicted of a crime they committed who may have gone on to commit new crimes; and there were dozens, if not hundreds, of people who thought they had justice as a victim of a horrible crime who didn’t.”
A New Urban Institute study claims hundreds of people were erroneously convicted of crimes.
A New Urban Institute study claims hundreds…
A New Urban Institute study claims hundreds of people were erroneously convicted of crimes.
Virginia- John Roman of the Urban Institute, the lead author of the study, told the Associated Press there are likely “dozens, if not hundreds, of people who were convicted erroneously; dozens, if not hundreds, of people who were not convicted of a crime they committed who may have gone on to commit new crimes; and there were dozens, if not hundreds, of people who thought they had justice as a victim of a horrible crime who didn’t.”