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========== I recently watched Making a Murderer and I
noticed that the story centers on some pretty interesting ideas in both law and psychology. I’m not going to go into too much detail
about the series, because spoilers, but in case you’re not familiar with it, it’s
about a 2005 murder case in Wisconsin in the United States. A man called Stephen Avery
is accused of the murder, but what really struck a chord with me was the story of his
nephew, Brendan Dassey. Again I’ll avoid details, but there are a few things I want
to explore: False memories, incorrect eyewitness testimonies and false confessions. These things
cause most of the wrongful convictions in the criminal justice system. And here’s
more about them, scientifically. False Memories False memory is ...