A group of federal judges very reluctantly estimated the probability of True guilt to be only about 75%. That would mean that 25% of convicts are wrongfully convicted.

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The 75% probability of true guilt does not directly translate to 25% of convicts being wrongfully convicted, as it is an estimation and not a definitive measure of wrongful convictions.

A Group of Federal Judges Very Reluctantly Estimated the Probability