Innocent people often fold during interrogation.

Sure, but in the 21st century people are typically not thrown in prison on the basis of a confession only. The prosecutors have to have corroborating evidence.

We do have criminals who fold, either they're too confident, they trip up, etc. Recently some guy killed his sugar-momma in Fla, then took her car and drive it cross country to Seattle and along the way used her CC. He gave it all away in the jail interview.

	▲	rectang 2 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		In the 21st century, innocent people routinely accept plea deals to avoid the risk of trial. The corroborating evidence need not be strong because the threat of the trial penalty is enough when you can't afford a good lawyer. https://innocenceproject.org/coerced-pleas/
	▲	pixl97 2 days ago \| parent \| prev \| next [-]
		>The prosecutors have to have corroborating evidence. Bla bla bla, prosecutors are the good guys and show all the evidence they have.... Um, not. We keep finding again and again we're putting innocent people in jail even for things as serious as capital crimes, and later it was found the investigation was botched and there was no evidence that person was guilty and other evidence was never presented.
	▲	naijaboiler 2 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		wrong. confession is the pimary way most people get convicted