Question.4126 - Even when they are released, they may still have chronic scars from the stress of the erroneous conviction. Another impact is social impact; due to wrongful convictions, people are socially separated from their families and communities. They become disconnected from the outside world during extended confinement, and they frequently find it difficult to reintegrate into society after being released.
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