metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
I don't know if this estimation still applies, but the FBI some decades ago estimated that approximately 10% of the people in prison were convicted of crimes they didn't commit. Also, as we've seen in more recent times, there have been a fair number of people on death row who were released when it was found out through d.n.a. or other sources that they did not murder who they were found guilty of.
It's one thing if juries make a mistake by sending someone to prison, but it's quite another if that person has been executed.
It's one thing if juries make a mistake by sending someone to prison, but it's quite another if that person has been executed.