The eyewitness/misidentification is the most helpful factor do the wrongful convictions followed to the DNA testing. This element has made a huge change in wrongful convictions through DNA testing in the world. The major element is something they call improper forensics in which this case means that they compare hairs by looking through a microscope, bite marks, fire tools that they must have used that left marks on, and shoe prints. They look for match markings as possible for …show more content…
At the beginning, I never heard of the Innocence Project, I wasn’t too sure what it was and what it meant, but as I read and explored the website to learn more about it. It was very interesting and sad that so many people went to prison for so many years for a crime that they did not commit. Also watched the videos of how each case was handled and how they were convicted. Dealing with those cases back then seemed hard because of the technology, it was hard for people to test the DNA or evidence of how the crime went down. I understand a little better now and getting the idea of how the Innocence Project works, and how they solve cases, getting the cases and handling