Among the 10 counties with the highest wrongful convictions (exonerations) per capita, eight have rates that exceed the national average by over 400%. Of theses counties, all but one have minority-majority populations with sizable African-American and Hispanic communities. Conversely, of large counties in which no one has been found to have been wrongfully convicted of a crime, all have White/Asian combined majorities of over 70%, and relatively tiny Hispanic and black populations. Most exonerations have been for sexual assault, with the wrongfully convicted being disproportionately black.