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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