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Wrongful convictions, lessons learned: The Canadian experience
Following the wrongful conviction of a man for the sexual assault and murder of a child, the Province of Ontario commissioned a public inquiry to prevent future miscarriages of justice. The implementation of several recommendations regarding forensic laboratory procedure and the presentation of expert evidence has proven to be beneficial to the Canadian criminal justice system.
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