Wrongful convictions
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Ronald Huff, Arye Rattner and Edward Saggarin point out that we have a problem in this country in regards to wrongful conviction. Our system makes the following claim: "You are guilty until proven innocent." However, many believe it is just the opposite and state: "He/she must be guilty because they were arrested. The police don't arrest the wrong person." After reading this chapter which of these do you believe? In your discussion examine each of the issues which play a role in the wrongful convictions and use them as a basis for your answer.
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As you reflect on what Ronald Huff, Arye Rattner and Edward Saggarin point out about wrongful conviction, I tend to agree with them. Prior to this article, I would have said no. However, this article shows that the premise or notion that "He/she must be guilty because they were arrested," holds true in America for me.
As you formulate your own reasons, I ...
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