When Innocent People Plead Guilty
According to the Innocence Project in New York City, 40 out of 358 people exonerated with DNA evidence pleaded guilty to crimes they did not commit.
June 22, 2018 at 01:51 PM
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People v. Tiger www.guiltypleaproblem.org Innocence Project: DNA Exonerations, 1989- 2014: Review of Data and Findings from the First 25 Years, by Emily West and Vanessa Meterko, Pgs. 725-727. perspective People v. Tiger
Martin Tankleff, JD. (admission is pending)NYS Exoneree; Innocence Project Exoneree Advisory Board Member; Adjunct Professor, Georgetown University; Adjunct Professor, Touro Law School; NYS Bar Association Task Force on Wrongful Convictions, Member
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