The slippery slope to a coerced confession.
<p>Interrogation is a widely controversial issue in American criminal justice. From black sites to the room in which people are questioned, the issue is multi-faceted in every sense of the word. Because it is such a complex issue and a complex process for all involved, wrongful convictions and coerced confessions are extremely common.</p>
<p>One might think that the U.S. Constitution and Miranda Warnings, among other things, would protect someone from making a wrongful confession or testifying against themself. However, law enforcement has found ways and “loopholes” to go around these restrictions, or worse, just ignore them.</p>
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