Examples of using Wrongful convictions in English and their translations into Spanish
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In the vast literature on wrongful convictions, there are some common threads,
leading to numerous wrongful convictions.
courts in those states refuse to reopen cases in which openly-fraudulent testimony led to a large number of possibly wrongful convictions.
it is clear that the systems of incentives that prosecutors face gives them room to engage in self-interested behavior that can lead to wrongful convictions.
in response to a number of wrongful convictions across the country and the various reports of inquiries they generated,
The priority in criminal proceedings was currently accorded to protection against baseless accusations and wrongful convictions, and immediate and total restoration of the rights of the wrongfully accused.
eye witness testimony which can lead to wrongful convictions.
which leads to forced confessions and wrongful convictions.
the claiming of innocent lives due to wrongful convictions.
on the theme"Moving away from the death penalty: wrongful convictions", examined the increasing number of wrongful convictions in death penalty cases,
During the events, discussions were held on wrongful convictions, deterrence and public opinion,
in addition to reducing the prison population, wrongful convictions, prison overcrowding
which leads to wrongful convictions.
factors that increase the risk of wrongful convictions, including the fallibility of eyewitness testimony
coerced confessions, wrongful convictions, social stigma,
Appeal and remedies against wrongful conviction.
He does… prison, wrongful conviction, back from the dead.
His wrongful conviction was based on a mistaken eyewitness identification.
Another wrongful conviction.
The cancellation of the vitiated judgment and this wrongful conviction.