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brilliants [131]
4 years ago
7

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Archy [21]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

A lot of things.

Explanation:

Trials should be fair and just, confessions should not be brought upon by torture because it could be far from the truth, children can be influenced greatly by peer pressure to say things that are far by true, and hysteria is a real thing.

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