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As of the record in last thirty year, there had been a significant increase not only in the number of exempting the innocent defendants but also for academic scholarship received upon invalid sentencing. The criminal literature has figured out that a number of common factors which can be viewed frequently as invalid sentencing cases, also do include materialistic error, prosecutorial misdemeanours, wrong acknowledgements and most important of all eyewitness misidentification.