CJ 266

Wrongful Convictions and the Utilization of Eyewitness Accounts

Wrongful Convictions and the Utilization of Eyewitness Accounts Criminal Justice   CJ 266 In today’s society many people who have not committed any crime have been imprisoned for poorly acknowledging victims or witnesses. There have also been ethical problems within the field of criminal investigation giving erroneous convictions based on corrupt or false alignments. The …

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Law Enforcement, Eyewitness Accounts and Wrongful Convictions

Purdue University Global CJ 266-01 Eyewitness accounts, when weighed against other possible evidence, are not the preferred type of evidence by which a prosecutor would like to go to trial with: They are considered the least reliable, and indeed, DNA evidence, financial and personal records such as phone and text messages, security images, fingerprint evidence …

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Serial Killers and the Effects of the Media Upon the Investigation

Purdue University Global CJ266-01 When thinking of serial killers, one might immediately flash back to the media frenzies surrounding the capture and subsequent trials of such killers as Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, Gary Ridgeway, Richard Ramirez or even Dennis Rader. Each of these individuals were suspected of, and later convicted of, multiple murders to …

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