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The Fallibility of Memory in Eyewitness Testimony
This chapter delves into the inherent challenges of eyewitness testimony, showcasing how human memory can lead to wrongful convictions. Through a notable case and a research study, it uncovers the staggering inaccuracies in personal recollections, emphasizing the broader implications for the justice system.
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