NO.
Here in Canada, every few years someone gets released after years in jail for a rape/murder, later found to be innocent. Usually they were railroaded by police who “knew” they were guilty. (The “jailhouse confession” is a common tool, one career criminal even showing up in several high-profile railroading cases, often getting a reduced sentence or other favors in return for reporting a “confession.”)
Stick to due process. Even post-conviction.
