Wrongful conviction: Bill will help exonerees prove innocence
HB 1283, which passed the House, requires exonerees to prove innocence by a "preponderance of evidence" before receiving compensation.
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HB 1283, which passed the House, requires exonerees to prove innocence by a "preponderance of evidence" before receiving compensation.
HB 1283, which passed the House, requires exonerees to prove innocence by a "preponderance of evidence" before receiving compensation.
HB 1283, which passed the House, requires exonerees to prove innocence by a "preponderance of evidence" before receiving compensation.
HB 1283, which passed the House, requires exonerees to prove innocence by a "preponderance of evidence" before receiving compensation.
HB 1283, which passed the House, requires exonerees to prove innocence by a "preponderance of evidence" before receiving compensation.