Police Confession Procedures May Lead To False Confessions
Extensive evidence suggests that police interrogators are poor lie detectors, often disbelieving innocent suspects, even when they have been trained to identify signs of guilt. “The assumption that ‘I’d know a false confession if I saw one’ is an unsubstantiated myth,” says Saul M. Kassin, co-author of the study. ⇒
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