Exploring Wrongful Convictions and Systemic Injustices

This chapter examines the troubling realities of wrongful convictions, highlighting the personal stories of individuals exonerated after decades in prison. It discusses the complexities of the judicial process, including the impacts of changes in prosecution and the significance of thorough investigations into claims of innocence. Additionally, the conversation sheds light on the larger systemic issues, such as poverty and discrimination, that contribute to crime and challenge the notion of personal responsibility.