False confessions have become more prevalent in today’s world. With all of the technology advances today we have found out that we have convicted people who have falsely confessed. In Marion’s peer review article it says, “Since 1989, more than 1,400 wrongful convictions of innocent people have been exposed in the United States—either through DNA testing or via the discovery of other types of evidence” (Marion 65). However today we have organizations that are trying to help people with cases. These organizations included the Innocence Project, and the Advocates 4 Wrongfully Convicted.
This paper will be discussing the ramifications of a false confession. This could be on a alibi witness to the wrongful conviction and the possible parole because
This paper will be discussing the ramifications of a false confession. This could be on a alibi witness to the wrongful conviction and the possible parole because