Implicit Bias & Wrongful Conviction | Ethics Unwrapped

“Implicit bias” exists when we unconsciously hold attitudes or judgments about other people or social groups. In the criminal legal system, implicit bias creates an unacceptable risk of wrongful conviction for people of color.
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