Author: Truman329

Point  D: The comparison between each fasley convicted (Truman)

Detail 1: Different fasley convicted between different race and what deals they get

• http://www.law.umich.edu/special/exoneration/Documents/Race_and_Wrongful_Convictions.pdf
• For all cases except Child Sex Abuse, Other Violent Crimes, and Other Non-Violent Crimes. (These cases are for Whites). The race that has the most false conviction is African american, then whites, then Hispanic, than other races.

Detail 2: The most common crime for fasley convicted

• http://www.law.umich.edu/special/exoneration/Documents/Race_and_Wrongful_Convictions.pdf
• In a study for 2016 on 1900 exoneration
• 782 were on murder
• 289 on sexual assault
• 212 on sexual assault on a child
• 221 on drug related

Outline For Group Project

 

Question: How does false confessions impact on black and hispanic?

 

Introduction

 

Point A: What are false confessions? (Chrisy)

 

Detail 1: Why this topic should be important to the audience

Detail 2: Explain the Judicial system

Detail 3: Explain what is false confessions

 

Point B: The process of false confession/convicted (Frederick)

 

Detail 1: Explain which and why certain races are more impacts on false conviction than others.

Detail 2: Show/ Prove different people, same crime, different outcome

Detail 3: Discuss the statistics or the probability of that person getting more time and punishment than others.

 

Point C: The impressions on the fasley convicted. (Fahad)

 

Detail 1: Explain how life changed on the falsey convicted

Detail 2: Explain how false confessions impacted on the police along with judges and lawyers

Detail 3: Discuss the positive and negative effects on false convicted person

 

Point  D: The comparsion between each fasley convicted (Truman)

 

Detail 1: Different fasley convicted between different race and what deals they get

Detail 2: The most common crime for fasley conviction

Detail 3: