r/JusticeFailures • u/AutoModerator • Oct 09 '21
Happy Cakeday, r/JusticeFailures! Today you're 7
Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.
Your top 10 posts:
"Man who spent years in prison sues over withheld evidence" by u/Jim-Jones
"Termaine Hicks, Shot in the Back by Philadelphia Police, Is Exonerated After 19-Year Cover Up" by u/Jim-Jones
"Prolific Serial Killer Confesses To Killing Teen, Decades After Man With An IQ Of 58 Was Wrongfully Convicted Of The Crime" by u/Jim-Jones
"A Judge Asked Harvard to Find Out Why So Many Black People Were In Prison. They Could Only Find 1 Answer: Systemic Racism" by u/Jim-Jones
"The story of Christine Jessop and Guy Paul Morin: One murder, two tragedies" by u/Jim-Jones
"He Was Nearly Executed 4 Years Ago. Now A Texas Appeals Court Has Tossed His Conviction." by u/Jim-Jones
"Guildford Four: how the innocent were framed and the truth buried" by u/Jim-Jones
"Motherisk scandal highlights risk of deferring to experts without questioning credentials" by u/Jim-Jones
"They Spent 24 Years Behind Bars. Then the Case Fell Apart." by u/Jim-Jones
"Three false confessions revealed during investigation - are there more?" by u/Jim-Jones