Juge

Yeah, really. I watch shows on TV where people have be re-tried once they have been found innocent (not proven innocent) because of new information. One example: Some dude's wife fell down the stairs and bonked her head and killed herself. The guy was found innocent as it was an accident. Within a year, the guy has a new wife, and the community is upset (which is stupid of the guy to do, but it doesnt make him a criminal), so then the people at the scene of the crime all of a sudden remember more blood stains than before that show it was a murder. The remember the phone calls at a different time, giving the guy extra time to have commited the murder. The guy is convicted. 5 years later, the case is reopened, and he is found innocent after it is shown exactly how she hit her head in the accident. The people making shit up should have to pay, since it is also proven that they made up evidence to put this guy in jail.