Blackpill Are ugly men more likely to get falsely accused of committing a crime?

[NeverGetUp]

It would make sense if it was true but have there been any studies supporting that statement?
Just wondering

 

[Sheldor]

It would make sense if it was true but have there been any studies supporting that statement?
Just wondering

yes.

 

[Yournotcold0]

Definitely

 

[Darth Aries]

This is why I never interact with foids

 

[Nazi_Cel98]

This is why I never interact with foids

They avoid me like the plague

 

[bcroger]

Physical Attractiveness Bias in the Legal System — The Law Project

[Download for PDF/printable version of this article] When I started looking into this subject, I predicted a person’s physical attractiveness would only have minor advantages. I was wrong. In fact, I was so wrong, that in one study, the effects of physical attractiveness on judges were so influ

www.thelawproject.com.au

 

[Wizardmaxxer]

Yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

 

[SilverBullet]

 

[user]

Of course, the horn and halo effect is a real thing

 

[turbosperg]

It would make sense if it was true but have there been any studies supporting that statement?
Just wondering

Growing up, in school, I was often accused of shit I didn't do just because I'm ugly and autistic.

Police, however, may have different kinds of bias (race, status, occupation, zip code etc.) to falsely accuse people of crimes than middle-schoolers and teachers have.

 

[based_meme]

Yes, it's a known fact that's been known for decades.

 

[AtrociousCitizen]

Of course.

 

[AntoCel]

Attractive people get shorter sentences there was a study on that.

Havent seen a study spexificly about the accusation part but it would make sense that its also true