It may work for death row, but extrapolating it to other convictions doesn't seem very rigorous. With such high stakes, could there be an unaccounted greater pr

It may work for death row, but extrapolating it to other convictions doesn't seem very rigorous. With such high stakes, could there be an unaccounted greater prevalence of framing someone else in capital crimes compared to lesser crimes? To put it another way, how much of the design of a crime comes down to making it look like an innocent person is guilty?