Whether white-collar defendants are innocent can never truly be known because these crimes are not susceptible to the type of proof that would definitively exonerate a person, making it almost impossible for there to be any Perry Mason moments of vindication. There is no DNA that can establish conclusively what was in a defendant’s mind at the time the conduct took place, so professions of innocence based on a lack of intent can never be proved — or disproved.
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