I know your right that is the case

You’re lucky they didn’t believe the accuser in your case. There are those of us suffering with the burden that were in fact falsely accused and are paying the penalty for it. The system is broken and the penalties increase ex post facto every year.
The inconsistencies are so proliferate in the so called justice system that there ay be no fixing it.

Once you enter the justice system, your life — and your family’s life — is over as you knew it. My family fell apart. The annual camping trips died. The closeness died. My retirement and travel died. My freedom died. Shaming emerged. And depending on your state, it all dies for a lifetime. The punishment either keeps being added or simply never ends. That is not what I was taught America stands for. We claim to believe in life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, yet we’ve built a system where certain citizens are permanently stripped of all three. And the courts, police, lawmakers, and public servants all remain silent.

When something in society breaks, the media and the public often respond by demonizing a group of people. Half a century ago, that demonization took the form of lynchings, segregated drinking fountains, and seats in the back of the bus. Today, it takes the form of lifetime registries, public shaming, housing bans, employment bans, and restrictions that have nothing to do with safety and everything to do with fear. Wake up – there is no difference.

We say that “time served” is the punishment. But in reality, the punishment never ends. Restrictions, degradation, and discrimination are piled endlessly onto people who have already paid their debt. That isn’t justice. It isn’t safety. And it isn’t the America we claim to be.

If we truly want a safer society, we need to stop pretending that destroying people forever somehow protects the public. Prevention, education, and early intervention do. Endless punishment does not.

What are these prevention and education programs as well as other tools you speak of in this piece? Cite specific examples if you would, please, and not blanketly state education and prevention programs are needed without mentioning these programs and tools.

Or this one, “Over Ruled: The Human Toll of Too Much Law”
Written by Neil Gorsuch (with Janie Nitze)