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Presumed Guilty - Creating False Confessions (2008)

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2008 · 48 min · Documentary

Presumed Guilty - Creating False Confessions (2008) is a documentary film with a runtime of 48 minutes. Compare its IMDb, TMDB and community ratings below to see how Presumed Guilty - Creating False Confessions scores across every source.

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Lawyers, an ex-police investigator and a former judge denounce Japan's criminal justice system as defendants in a high-profile 2003 election-rigging case in Kagoshima explain how detectives tried to extract false confessions on trumped-up charges of vote-buying. Those who buckled under the pressure and confessed spent over a year in prison. All the "suspects" were finally acquitted, but remain permanently scarred by the ordeal. This documentary is a dramatic reminder that indiscriminate arrests and convictions should be fought with the full force of the law.

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How long is Presumed Guilty - Creating False Confessions?

Presumed Guilty - Creating False Confessions runs for 48 minutes (48m).

When was Presumed Guilty - Creating False Confessions released?

Presumed Guilty - Creating False Confessions was released in 2008.

What genre is Presumed Guilty - Creating False Confessions?

Presumed Guilty - Creating False Confessions is a documentary film.