According to research in the United States, police and prosecutor misconduct (including the withholding of evidence) and community pressure for a conviction are two factors consistently appearing in almost all cases of wrongful conviction.

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Research and studies, including those by the Innocence Project and various academic institutions, have consistently found that police and prosecutor misconduct, such as withholding evidence, as well as community pressure for a conviction, are significant factors in wrongful convictions across the United States.

According to Research in the United States, Police and Prosecutor