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Wrongly Convicted/Accused Bibliography Record
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| Title | Many Eyewitnesses Identify Wrong Person |
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| Author | "Sleek, Scott" |
| Publisher | American Psychological Association Monitor |
| Date | 1999 |
| Month | February |
| Summary | "Eyewitness misidentifications represent the most common causes of wrongful convictions, numerous studies show. In one study, for example, a committee of APA's Div. 41 (American PsychologyLaw Society) reviewed 40 convictions that were later overturned, and found that 36 of those cases involved eyewitnesses' identifying the wrong person as the perpetrator." |
| Type | Non-fiction |
| Media | Journal |
| Country | US |
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