"Paula Mitchell, Loyola’s legal director, said before the hearing that erroneous eyewitness identifications account for about 75 percent of all wrongful convictions in the U.S."  We need to end the use of eyewitness identification in the courts. Also, those who wrongfully identify a person should be held accountable for the damage they've inflicted on a fellow human being.  If law enforcement is coercing or encouraging these eyewitnesses even when they're not sure, then they, too, should be held accountable. Wrongfully taking 20 years out of a person's life with no consequences is just plain wrong.