Memory and Justice
Memory is often perceived as a reliable recording, yet it's inherently fallible and reconstructive, which complicates the judicial process. Eyewitness confidence can heavily influence jurors, leading to systemic biases in the criminal justice system. Cases like Richard's and Neil's highlight how external pressures and suggestive techniques can distort memory, raising critical questions about the validity of eyewitness testimonies.In this clip
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