Argentina Armenia Australia Brazil Canada China Finland France Germany Greece Iceland Iran Ireland Israel Italy Japan Malaysia Mexico Netherlands New Zealand In the 2010s, public interest in addressing the possibility of wrongful convictions as a system issue led to the establishment of the
Criminal Cases Review Commission in 2019. In the decade since 2013, it was revealed that nearly 900 New Zealanders have had their convictions overturned. The following cases are the only ones where the Government has paid compensation for a wrongful conviction, except for
Peter Ellis who died before the Supreme Court in New Zealand overturned his convictions, and Rex Haig who died while still appealing for compensation. Notably, in New Zealand, there is no right to compensation for wrongful convictions or false imprisonment.
Nicaragua Norway Poland Qatar Romania Russia Singapore South Africa South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland Taiwan Uganda United Kingdom United States Due to the high number of notable wrongful conviction cases compiled for the United States, the list can be viewed via the main article.
Vietnam Zimbabwe ==See also==