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Innocent Project

Innocence

How often are innocent persons convicted?

In a new law review article, I try to provide a realistic estimate of the rate. I come up with tentative range of somewhere between 0.016% and 0.062% -- well below the figure of 1% to 4% that is often cited as the conventional wisdom.

Paul Cassell |The Volokh Conspiracy | 11.1.2018 6:33 AM

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