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Speaker 1: California has the largest prison system in the United States.

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Speaker 1: The United States has the largest prison system in the world.

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Speaker 2: You have all the different gangs, and you have all

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Speaker 2: the different factions in each gang. It is so abnormal

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Speaker 2: for a human being to put under those conditions.

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Speaker 3: In some cases capital murder cases, just preventing a death

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Speaker 3: sentence and getting life without parole was a win, and

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Speaker 3: that was a win that I struggled to wrap my

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Speaker 3: head around.

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Speaker 4: A lot of people in society believed that we need

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Speaker 4: to throw away the key on the men and women

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Speaker 4: that go to prison. I may have been innocent, but

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Speaker 4: there are a lot of guilty people in prison that

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Speaker 4: are not the worst of the crime that they committed.

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Speaker 4: These people can be redeemed.

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Speaker 5: Our sentences have gotten so long that when we hear

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Speaker 5: somebody say, oh, we got five years, that's not bad,

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Speaker 5: think about how much happens in five years. We've lost

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Speaker 5: track of how long that is.

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Speaker 6: I mean, when they came and said that they were

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Speaker 6: charging me like that was so shocking to me because

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Speaker 6: I had been tragged to deceive him everything from the

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Speaker 6: day I met him till the day I lost him.

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Speaker 6: He's keeping him alive.

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Speaker 7: People just want justice so bad that they're willing to

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Speaker 7: accept everything at face value when they need to really

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Speaker 7: look deeper and really stand up when they hear about

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Speaker 7: an injustice that's happening.

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Speaker 8: When you're manipulated by a power and a justice system

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Speaker 8: that is supposed to be the last of the line,

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Speaker 8: is supposed to be the true sense of justice, the

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Speaker 8: true sense of what's going on, at least as closest

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Speaker 8: we can get it.

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Speaker 9: I can forgive anybody that has been manipulated. I can't

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Speaker 9: forgive those that did the manipulating. And I always say

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Speaker 9: there's two naive positions. One naive position is that everyone

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Speaker 9: in prison is innocent. The other naive position is everyone

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Speaker 9: in prison is guilty. We're trying to figure out where

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Speaker 9: does that line end.

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Speaker 10: Last season on Sworn, we looked at some of the

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Speaker 10: crimes in cases that caught America's attention and highlighted serious

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Speaker 10: issues in our justice system. This season, we've got a

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Speaker 10: new approach. We're tackling the real problems in legal system directly.

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Speaker 10: We're looking at things like faulty forensic science, false confessions,

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Speaker 10: and mandatory minimum prison sentences. Here are the stories of

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Speaker 10: innocent people who ended up behind bars and hear from

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Speaker 10: people who are fighting to fix these issues. Join us

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Speaker 10: this season on Sworn