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Re:The Yale Problem Begins in High School by fnordfnordfnord on Wednesday November 25, 2015 @06:15PM (#10630416)
I'm not suggesting, I'm pointing out the fact that the FBI has systematically perverted the courts with bogus testimony, and for a long time.

I'd suggest that the fraction of wrongly convicted people is much higher than the number of those who are/were known to be wrongly convicted.

Re:The Yale Problem Begins in High School by ps4fanboy on Wednesday November 25, 2015 @09:32PM (#10630958)
So its a subjective claim then not something that can be looked quantitatively? There are around 13,000 murders per year in the US, how many of these murders per year result in the wrong person being convicted? I would be surprised if its greater than 4%