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Which Age of Suspects Are More Likely to Give False Confessions
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Youth are especially vulnerable to providing false confessions. In a study of exonerations, only 8% of adults falsely confess, and 42% of juveniles will falsely confess.
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Why teens confess to crimes they didn't commit | Lindsay Malloy
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- Why Is Questioning Teens Like Adults a Problem? Transcript
- What Should We Educate Law Enforcement, Attorneys, Judges, and Jurors Transcript
- How Does the US Legal System Differ From Other Countries Transcript
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