How it feels to be Falsely Accused

      In this personal essay “How it feels to be Falsely Accused” (2014) by Josh Green, the author talks about Clarence Harrison. Harrison was a victim of false imprisonment for over seventeen years until being released in 2004 due to DNA evidence. During the time of his sentence, Harrison wrote various letters to different organizations for help. But he convicted of rape, robbery and kidnapping without any acceptable evidences for seventeen years, nine months and twenty-six days in prison.

    This personal essay teaches how people is convicted without acceptable evidence and the victim they are not responsible. Such kinds of problem happens due to wrong decision making by judiciary or law enforcement.  Harrison served seventeen years in prison by the crime he is not responsible. If you do the crime; you do the time but if you are not responsible for the crime you should have to free.

   Actually, such kinds of issue is not happened only on Harrison. It is a day to day issue at everywhere. Even in developed countries such problem is extremely expanded by incarcerated people, imperfect judiciary, wrong decision making without acceptable evidences and improper information’s.