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Breaking Point: When The Criminal Justice System Fails
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13 Percent Of All Individuals Exonerated In The United States Between 1989 And 2024 Were Wrongfully Convicted Because Of A False Confessionwhy Do Innocent People Confess To Crimes That They Did Not Commit? This Question Has Confounded The Public For Decades. Most Of Us Believe That We Would Never Admit To Something We Did Not DoEspecially If That Admission Could Lead To Prison. Yet, False Confessions Are One Of The Leading Causes Of Wrongful Convictions In The United States. Research And Anecdotal Evidence Show That Coercive Police Interrogations Are Often To Blame.In Her Book, Breaking Point, Robin Dahlberg Sheds Light On The Powerful And Often Devastating Tactics Used In These Interrogations. Collaborating With Six ExonereesEach Of Whom Falsely Confessed And Served Time For A Crime They Did Not CommitDahlberg Reveals The Human Cost Of These Tactics. Each Exoneree Endured Pressure So Intense That Telling A Lie Felt Safer Than Holding Onto The Truth.
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