Join Ava Grey as she dissects the criminal justice system's hidden flaws, exposing how forensic evidence, cognitive biases, and systemic failures can turn suspects into convicts—sometimes wrongly. Through unflinching investigation, Convicted reveals where justice works, where it breaks, and where it silently destroys innocent lives.

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Ava Grey examines how guilty verdicts trigger consequences far beyond sentencing—from probation and fines to collateral estoppel, a doctrine allowing criminal convictions to predetermine civil trial outcomes. She explores wrongful convictions, forensic errors, and cognitive biases that compound through the legal system's cascade of post-conviction proceedings.

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Ava Grey examines how pre-trial detention multiplies conviction odds by 88, revealing hidden cognitive biases shaping criminal verdicts before trials begin. Drawing on Swedish research and wrongful conviction data, this episode exposes how unstructured evidence evaluation, consciousness of guilt assumptions, and loss framing systematically skew justice.

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Host Ava Grey examines how forensic evidence shapes guilty verdicts — and how catastrophically it can fail. From bite mark analysis with 77% error rates to DNA's persuasive power, we explore forensic science's seductive authority and the 635 wrongful convictions built on flawed evidence. The courtroom trusts the lab coat, but what happens when the science was never science at all?

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