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Alpena Community College will be holding a panel discussion at Fitzpatrick Lecture Hall on wrongful convictions hosted by the Cooley Law School Innocence Projec
The state can provide the wrongfully convicted compensation of $50,000 for each year of incarceration, but the law’s narrow criteria and confusion over eligibility leave former prisoners facing another system that seems stacked against them.
Gilbert Poole filed the federal lawsuit almost two years after he was exonerated in the June 1988 murder of 35-year-old Robert Mejia in Pontiac.
Gilbert Poole Jr., who was exonerated after spending more than 30 years in prison for a Pontiac murder he did not commit is now suing for $100 million.
Attorneys at the Fieger Law firm have filed a lawsuit on behalf of Gilbert Poole, a man who spent 31 years in prison for murder before he was exonerated.