What the largest-ever study of wrongfully convicted prisoners found—according to the study's author, JeffKukucka
But as exonerations occur at an accelerating rate, it has become apparent that we know relatively little about the consequences of wrongful conviction—including the traumas that innocent people endure while in prison, the reentry challenges that await them, and their longer-term wellbeing.study of wrongly convicted individuals
—a survey of 59 people who had been wrongly incarcerated for an average of 16 years. Our primary goal was to identify factors that predict better mental health, in the hopes that this information can be used to better support exonerees after their release from prison.We were alarmed to find that nearly 80% of these innocent people reported having experienced at least one
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