how manya. is showing times we get it wrong. so then we stop for a chance and backwards, we said we've gotten it wrong in these cases, went wrong on the front end. many of the state it's a lack of standardization that's requesting on. there's no checks and balances. case hereked at the in new york, it political pressure. when someone says remember this wrote it down for myself, do something, the system responds. some way thats in may not be the right way to respond. so when the plofs up and notng people doing it which due processor doing it through the checks and way that they should, then it goes to the attorneys, no offense to any of attorney buddies up here k. they push it through also because you don't have those balances or that you go back and audit yourself to sure you got it right. so we drafted a paper that tells the police departments to are standardized mechanisms and to awet itself and go back and it itself. also the d.a.'s and prosecutors there. and question do you have the right person. i just made an arrest on a l

in manya good thing ways, because after all we in america believe in juries. that when a group of people from the community are drawn and they make a decision or innocence, that standing, significant that is something that ought not to be set aside. faithwould suggest that in the jury requires more than simplyt requires not respecting the jury's verdict. but also respecting the jury enough to present them with evidence that points to both innocence. if there is such evidence. and part of what goes on in cases, and this has been discussed by professor ridolfi other speakers today, what happens in criminal cases, this i not in most criminal cases believe prosecutors are not bad people by and large. ones i've seen have been quite honorable and very job. and want to do a good but once the investigation starts focusing on a single individual or a group of individuals and they have a theory of the case, they simply looking for evidence pointing the other way. they become desensitized to that might prove the guilt of somebody else or prove dispute thee or guilt of th