Justice System Dissonance
Elliot delves into the psychological complexities behind prosecutors' refusal to accept exonerative DNA evidence, shedding light on the internal struggle between maintaining a self-image of moral integrity and facing the truth. The discussion highlights the rare instances of moral courage displayed by prosecutors like Thomas, who bravely admit to wrongful convictions.In this clip
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