Given the Large Number of Wrongfully Convicted Defendants-Particularly Those Convicted

question 10

Essay

Given the large number of wrongfully convicted defendants-particularly those convicted and sentenced to death-who have had their convictions overturned via DNA evidence, can it be ethically justified to establish new procedures such that, as part of the appeal in certain kinds of cases, the convicted offender is automatically entitled to have a new DNA analysis completed? Explain.

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