Oregon Passed A Bill To Compensate The Wrongfully Convicted. Almost None Of Them Have Been Paid.
“That was not the intention,” said state Sen. Kim Thatcher (R), who introduced the bill. “Not at all.”
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“That was not the intention,” said state Sen. Kim Thatcher (R), who introduced the bill. “Not at all.”
“That was not the intention,” said state Sen. Kim Thatcher (R), who introduced the bill. “Not at all.”
At least 13 exonerated Oregonians could be immediately eligible for financial compensation under the new law.
My view: Time for Oregon to compensate the wrongly convicted, Local Opinion, Portland local Opinion, Breaking Opinion alerts for Portland city.
My view: Time for Oregon to compensate the wrongly convicted, Local Opinion, Portland local Opinion, Breaking Opinion alerts for Portland city.