Q This semester we have examined the steps in a typical felony prosecution and the procedural safeguards in place for criminal defendants. Despite these safeguards, sometimes we get it wrong, and innocent people are convicted of crimes they did not commit. Appellate courts were put in place for error correction, and they serve a very important role in cases of wrongful convictions. According to the Innocence Project, there have been over 360 innocent people exonerated by DNA, and the vast majority of them are racial minorities. Explore some of these cases at: https://www.innocenceproject.org/cases/. Based on the causes of wrongful convictions detailed in the chapter, what solutions should be in place to prevent these miscarriages of justice in the future? Discuss in your own words at least 2 reform ideas that you think should be implemented in the criminal justice system to prevent wrongful convictions in the future.