Why Eyewitnesses Get It Wrong
1. What is the crime that Mr. Fraser describes?
2. How did the...
Why Eyewitnesses Get It Wrong
1. What is the crime that Mr. Fraser describes?
2. How did the police select their suspect for this crime?
3. What evidence was found involving the gun and the car used in the crime?
4. Approximately how many cases of wrongful conviction have been exonerated on the
basis of later DNA analysis?
5. What portion of the exonerations involved eyewitness testimony?
6. What is reconstructive memory"?
7. What did Mr. Fraser challenge the judge to do? What was the result of this challenge?
8. What are two things Mr. Fraser suggested that people learn from this case?
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