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12 July 2024

7 July 2024

  • curprev 14:1314:13, 7 July 2024‎ Amwelladmin talk contribs‎ 37 bytes −3,781‎ Replaced content with "{{freeessay|disaster|tunnel vision|}}" Tag: Replaced
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  • curprev 13:4413:44, 7 July 2024‎ Amwelladmin talk contribs‎ 2,850 bytes +2,850‎ Created page with "{{freeessay|disaster|tunnel vision|}}The collection of biases and misconceptions that can lead prosecutors (and juries) to convict innocent people of heinous crimes. Perhaps in order of appearance: ====Setting out==== '''Overconfidence''': An excessive belief in one’s own abilities and judgments. Prosecutors may be overly confident in their case and less likely to consider alternative theories or evidence. '''Anchoring effect''': The tendency to rely t..."
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