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The Evolution of Criminal Justice

Loaded on June 15, 1993 by Sandy Judd published in Prison Legal News June, 1993, page 1
Filed under: Commentary/Reviews, Self Incrimination, Guard Brutality/Beatings, Death Penalty. Location: United States of America.
In twentieth century America, coerced confessions to criminal acts are not technically admissible as evidence in courts of law. Since the 1980's, however, a movement against the enforcement of such "technicalities" has developed within the federal courts. As more forms of questionable evidence become admissible, we must begin to ask ...

 

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