In a justice system where you receive less time in prison if you plead guilty, there is no telling how many innocent people have pleaded guilty. Michael and Eric, aged 19 and 20 respectively, were falsely accused of murdering an elderly church organist (Capital News). While in court, Eric pleaded guilty, because he would admit to anything as long as it meant that he would go home sooner. Michael, on the other hand, would not admit to something that he did not commit, and received a life sentence in prison. This event raises a serious moral dilemma. Should you plead guilty for something that…