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Shows like the new Netflix documentary make the public aware of distortions that occur in the legal process. “But unless our empathy generates demand for greater procedural integrity, only the narrative will change while the system stays the same,” says a Duke law professor who is a former federal prosecutor.
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Shows like the new Netflix documentary make the public aware of distortions that occur in the legal process. “But unless our empathy generates demand for greater procedural integrity, only the narrative will change while the system stays the same,” says a Duke law professor who is a former federal prosecutor.
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