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Senate approves $1.56 million payment to Jason Lively for wrongful imprisonment - Vimarsana News

Senate approves $1.56 million payment to Jason Lively for wrongful imprisonment

This story originally appeared in the Statehouse Spotlight newsletter published by Mountain State Spotlight. Get coverage of the legislative session delivered to your email inbox Monday through Thursday; sign up

W.Va. Senate approves $1.56M for Jason Lively wrongful imprisonment - Vimarsana News

W.Va. Senate approves $1.56M for Jason Lively wrongful imprisonment

This story originally appeared in the Statehouse Spotlight newsletter published by Mountain State Spotlight. Get coverage of the legislative session delivered to your email inbox Monday - Thursday; sign up

W.Va. Senate approves $1.56M for Jason Lively wrongful imprisonment - Vimarsana News

W.Va. Senate approves $1.56M for Jason Lively wrongful imprisonment

This story originally appeared in the Statehouse Spotlight newsletter published by Mountain State Spotlight. Get coverage of the legislative session delivered to your email inbox Monday - Thursday; sign up

W.Va. Senate approves $1.56 million payment to Jason Lively for wrongful imprisonment - Vimarsana News

W.Va. Senate approves $1.56 million payment to Jason Lively for wrongful imprisonment

Senators unanimously voted to approve the money for Lively after nearly 15 years spent in prison for a murder he didn’t commit. The House and Gov. Justice still need to

Man Wrongly Convicted for 15 Years Could Receive $1.56 Million Compensation - Vimarsana News

Man Wrongly Convicted for 15 Years Could Receive $1.56 Million Compensation

Jason Lively, a resident of McDowell County, was unjustly put behind bars for a crime he did not commit. He was in prison for 15 years. Now, he might be

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