It's better to go the Registry of Exonerations.

You have a full text search there.

True, it was a quick look up

And how many are about rape/sexual assault?

278 of the cases they list on their site

of 362

Really? Well in that case. That proves my point.

so ~%77

Men are more frequently falsely convicted for rape than any other crime.

If that does not give you pause, you've had too much of the feminist koolaid.

It's time to turn off CNN.

Especially black men, it seems.

All MSM talk about is "muh hands up don't shoot"

BOOM

mic drop

False rape tends to affect "dangerous" minorities most

I think your reading the numbers in bad faith, folks.

Is it mostly white women doing the accusing?

I think you should start reading the numbers to begin with.

@Ace K what is your interpretation of the particular numbers here?

Then you can explain "reality" to me.

@Ace K I mean, I understand your point, but it says nothing about _the convicted_

your point seems to mostly concern the ability of the legal system to prevent obviously false claims from making it to trial

We won, boys

or perhaps the ability of interrogators to convince people to plead guilty when they are not

`False rape tends to affect "dangerous" minorities most`
"dangerous" minorites do statistically rape most.

Seems like I have a knack for kicking up shit.

well, the statistics come from the convictions @Jasse

though there is no doubt that even by the best estimates, yes, the rates are still higher when you account for the innocent.

The average falsely convicted man spends 11 years in prison.

false accusations have their own problems

when things escalate to a false _conviction_

some shit has gone down.

Keep in mind that that the numbers only focus on cases they are looking at.

When DNA testing became available, there was a slew of exonerations. At the same time feminists were trying to combat the granting of later DNA testing.

If you do not think THAT is evil, your moral compass is not working.

https://www.prisonpolicy.org/reports/pie2018.html

The report here breaks down the prison population by the crimes they committed (which is under the jail system they are in).

that infographic is pretty confusing

they have the same categories split up among slices

which is fair enough, but still a bit of a mess

This article does not mention rape or sexual assault once.

What point do you want to make?

Looking at sexual assault/rape, the numbers (if they are to be taken as truth) lists the number of people convicted at over 160,000.