Finding the way to reduce mistaken eyewitness identification is beneficial. Nevertheless, false confession is another crucial factor in engendering wrongful convictions. False confessions are one of the factors which is complicated to understand, since most people conceive that no one would confess to the crimes they did not commit (Gould). Indeed, about two-thirds of the DNA exonerations involved false confessions according to the information acquired from the Innocence Project, the project that exonerates the falsely convicted inmates via DNA testing and reforms the United States Criminal Justice System in order to eliminate future injustice. This often happens during the police interrogation process, which sometimes causes the innocent people
