But other things fear, embarrassment, worries about being wrongfully accused can do the same.
In 1980, not longer after mass incarceration took hold, a Brooklyn man named Colin Warner was wrongfully imprisoned for a murder he did not commit.
"We do know that nobody was wrongfully convicted," she added.
He added: "Does that mean nobody was wrongfully convicted for drug possession, or drunk driving or burglary?
The US government did not deny that he was wrongfully kidnapped.
If they feel their candidate was wrongfully denied, as many of Sanders' supporters already do, the chances of them sticking around to vote in future elections would seem to be small.
Weiner was wrongfully arrested, convicted, and jailed for more than two years for a crime he too did not commit.
In the lawsuit, which was filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, Ms. Segarra contends she was wrongfully terminated in violation of a federal law that affords protections to bank examiners who find wrongdoing in the course of doing their jobs.
(He maintains that he was wrongfully accused).
They also know he was wrongfully convicted".
