TED: Why teens confess to crimes they didn't commit | Lindsay Malloy

The video discusses the issue of false confessions, particularly among juveniles, using Brendan Dassey's case as a focal point. It highlights the vulnerabilities of young people in the legal system, the interrogation techniques that can lead to false confessions, and the need for specialized training for law enforcement. The video also emphasizes the importance of having legal protections for juveniles during interrogations and suggests reforms to prevent future injustices.

What are some of the interrogation techniques mentioned that increase the risk of false confessions?

Discuss the implications of the findings on false confessions for the legal system.

What role do parents or guardians play in the interrogation process of juveniles according to the text?

How does the text suggest improving the treatment of juveniles in the legal system?