Mistakes are made

Dont judge others youre not perfect

Mistake

To be wrong about or to fail to recognize something or someone:

You can’t mistake their house – it has a bright yellow front door.
formal I mistook your signature and thought the letter was from someone else.

Cambridge Dictionary

1 Missouri man sent to prison 13 years late ordered released

Gepubliceerd op 5 mei 2014

 
A Missouri man who was sent to prison 13 years after his robbery conviction due to a clerical error was set free, nine months after being locked up. The judge who released Mike Anderson said his behavior over the last 13 years has been exemplary. Dean Reynolds reports.

2 Police reprimanded after mistake prevents arrest

Gepubliceerd op 30 sep. 2016

 
Police reprimanded after mistake prevents arrest
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3 S.F. Couple Recounts Harrowing, Mistaken Arrest by Police Investigating iPhone Heist

Gepubliceerd op 18 jan. 2018

 
He looked nothing like the suspects’ descriptions but that didn’t stop S.F. police from forcibly detaining a man and searching his home for stolen iPhones. Allen Martin reports. (1-18-18)

4 Dallas PD In Hot Water Over Mistaken Identity Case

Gepubliceerd op 29 nov. 2017

 
A doctor is demanding an apology after being falsely accused of a crime by Dallas Police.

5 Parents Busted After Framing PTA President With Drugs in Car – Crime Watch Daily

Gepubliceerd op 19 apr. 2016

 
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6 Police vs Reporter, US – ABC TV Crew Pulled Over, Gunpoint

Gepubliceerd op 18 jan. 2009

 
Police vs Reporter, US – ABC TV Reporter And Camera Man Are Pulled Over At Gunpoint And Intimidated By Police.

7 Two false charges in Electra, Texas. Prosecutor tries to add more at pretrial. And so much more.

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Gepubliceerd op 10 feb. 2014

I verbally objected to an unconstitutional search of my vehicle in Electra, Texas. Police officers Matt Wood and Gary Ellis maliciously responded by issuing me two false citations. I got a copy of the dashboard-camera video at the pretrial hearing. It showed all. City attorney Todd Greenwood demanded I give my copy of the evidence back, and tried to have me arrested when I refused. Todd Greenwood then compared rural Texas to the movie Deliverance, and warned me “What’s written down in the Constitution is one thing, and the real practice is another.” All charges dropped. Section 1983 anyone?

8 PROOF Police Departments are CORRUPT

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Gepubliceerd op 30 dec. 2017

9 Are Wrong Men Behind Bars for Mother’s Day Murder? – Pt. 3 – Crime Watch Daily

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Gepubliceerd op 6 mei 2016

 
Murdered in front of her three small children on Mother’s Day. Two men were convicted in the crime but many are convinced they’re not guilty – and the evidence is compelling.

10 Alan Newton Interview – The Innocence Project.


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Gepubliceerd op 9 mei 2007

Alan Newton was exonerated by DNA testing after serving 21 years in New York prisons for a crime he didn’t commit. He shares his experiences in this short interview. For more information, visit www.innocenceproject.org

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11 Contempt of court: judge vs attorney

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Gepubliceerd op 7 dec. 2011

24 Hour News 8 obtained the audio recordings from the tense exchange.

12 Wrongfully Convicted: The Jacques Rivera Story

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23 jun. 2013

Jacques Rivera spent 21 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. This is his story.

Produced, Written, Directed, and Edited by Zachary Jones
Edited on Sony Vegas

This story won the following awards:
Gold Award at the Chicagoland Television Educators’ Council Awards in the Documentary Category.
Honorable Mention at the Chicago/Midwest National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Emmy Awards in the News Category.
Placed 2nd at the Student Television Spring Nationals in the News Feature Story Category.

13. Oprah Interviews Anthony Ray Hinton, An Innocent Man Who Spent 30 Years on Death Row | NowThis

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Gepubliceerd op 12 jun. 2018

Anthony Ray Hinton was wrongfully convicted and spent 30 years on death row — now he’s telling his story.
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Anthony Ray Hinton spent 30 years on death row for a crime he didn’t commit.  

He was wrongfully convicted of two murders and served nearly three decades in jail before being released in 2015. He also wrote a book about his time in prison called The Sun Does Shine: How I Found Life and Freedom on Death Row, which has since been selected for Oprah’s Book Club. 

“Time is nothing like it once was. In fact, time don’t even exist.” he explained to Oprah, when asked if he kept track of the days or months while behind bars. “Because you’re in a place where — when they time is an end they gonna come get you. And they gonna strap you down in a chair.”

In his book, Hinton talks about how the justice system is stacked “against a poor black man.”

“It took the United States Supreme Court, I’ll never forget he came down to the prison, he said, ‘Ray, the judges in Alabama are not gonna do the right thing.’ And he said, ‘We’ll have to take this case to the United States Supreme Court.’ But he said, ‘I need to tell you something.’ He said, ‘If they rule against you, the state of Alabama will execute you within two years.’ And believe it or not, hearing that was somewhere of a relief. I was tired of sitting out the time, being in this cage. And I said, ‘Mr, Stevenson, file my case.’”

14. Eyewitness Identifications Lead to Wrongful Convictions


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Gepubliceerd op 15 aug. 2012

 
Karen Newirth, a staff attorney from the Innocence Project who focuses on eyewitness identification explains that although witness identification seems to be the gold standard for prosecution, 75% of 300 exonerations the Project was involved with included eyewitness misidentification.

15. The Dangerous Unreliability of Eyewitnesses

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Gepubliceerd op 10 jun. 2011

 
Eyewitness testimony is the single greatest cause of wrongful convictions, says Scheck. Psychologists and researchers have demonstrated a variety of ways that witnesses regularly misidentify suspects.

16. How eyewitnesses get it wrong in criminal cases

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Gepubliceerd op 11 feb. 2016

 
Bias contaminate eyewitness testimony, which is the biggest contributor to wrongful convictions in the United State

17. The dangers of misinterpreted forensic evidence | Ruth Morgan


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Gepubliceerd op 5 apr. 2018
Forensic science is not as infallible as it is assumed to be. In this fascinating talk, Ruth Morgan, the director of the Centre for Forensic Sciences at University College London, delves into the way forensic evidence can be misread or misinterpreted — and the consequences it can have in criminal cases.
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18. Forensic DNA: Change is Constant, Science is Truth | Rich Guerrieri | TEDxColumbus

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Gepubliceerd op 9 dec. 2015
Expert forensic scientist Rich Guerreri shares a personal journey through the history of DNA in America and the promise new DNA technology holds for identifying missing persons and exonerating wrongly incarcerated individuals.

Rich received a M.S. in Forensic Chemistry from the University of Pittsburgh in 1980, and presently serves as the Research Leader with Battelle Memorial Institute’s Applied Genomics Program, directing forensic and biometric initiatives for the development and implementation of the next-generation sequencing technology in support of the forensic DNA community.

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19 Wrongfully Convicted: The Jacques Rivera Story: subtitles

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12 jun. 2014

 
Gepubliceerd op 28 feb. 2013


After serving 21 years for a crime he never committed, Jacques Rivera finally tastes freedom again. In Zack Jones’ stirring documentary, we meet a man who was wrongfully convicted and then exonerated through the advocacy and grit of Northwestern University faculty and students

20 Chicken Pig Cop PrankSmoking car

27 mrt. 2011

 

Parked cars start start smoking unexpectedly when a lost firefighter shows up. A presentation of the Just For Laughs Gags. The funny hidden camera pranks show for the whole family. Juste pour rire les gags, l’émission de caméra caché la plus comique de la télé!