Mindhunting with Sarah Weinman
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The Flaws in Putting Blind Faith in Law Enforcement
Rallying forces of antibodies creates the perception of a small inflammation in the conservative American body. A blind faith in the ability of law enforcement to use their big brains to solve crimes is questionable due to the prevalence of junk science and the flawed nature of profiling. Placing excessive confidence in the brain of a single individual can lead to confirmation bias and wrongful convictions. The criminal legal system's inadequacies in providing fair trials, due process, and adequate representation prompt reflection on the lack of justice within the system.
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