How much $$$ for the wrongfully convicted?

[exploited]

[Spider]

If there was a significant sum guaranteed for false imprisonment, you'd think someone would find a way to game it. I'd be willing to do some time for the right number of millions.

5 million a year sounds appropriate to me.

[Philly]

[Winchester]

[The Dharma Bum]

its got to be enough to break the habit of LE taking shortcuts instead of doing their job correctly

[The Dharma Bum]

another action that could be taken would be to immediately fire everyone involved in the conviction

this would probably be the most effective measure

[eynon81]

we should let juries determine the amount but the state would be scared to let them.

I like Spider's 5 million.

[NAB]

It's amazing what kind of impact DNA testing has had on the reversal of these cases. Every case I've heard about in Texas in the last couple of years were all due to new DNA testing. It's the only "polygraph" that actually works.

[The Dharma Bum]

polygraph testing is utter nonsense that has no scientific credibility whatsoever

it's use is one of the reasons for the prevalence of wrongful convictions

the state is well aware of this fact yet LE persists in this sort of nonsense to build it's cases

[Philly]