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Wrongful conviction statute must be revised | Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

A Suffolk Superior Court jury recently awarded $33 million to a man who spent 36 years in prison for a murder he maintains he did not commit.

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Wrongly accused Braintree murder suspect Fred Weichel awarded millions

Fred Weichel was convicted of the murder of Robert LaMonica, who was killed on Commercial Street in Braintree in 1980. The verdict was overturned.

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Who is Fred Weichel? Innocent man framed by Whitey Bulger, to receive $33M for spending 36 years in jail

Fred Weichel was arrested in 1980 for the murder of Robert Lamonica in Braintree, after being framed by Whitey Bulger, a notorious Boston mobster

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Jury awards man $33 million over wrongful conviction after trial where Whitey Bulger loomed large

Under state law, former prisoners who were wrongfully convicted can sue for compensation of up to $1 million. Read more at Boston.com.

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