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Chicago Could Spend A Billion Fighting Wrongful Conviction Suits It Can't Win - Vimarsana News

Chicago Could Spend A Billion Fighting Wrongful Conviction Suits It Can't Win

Just pay up!

Fighting for justice: The CJPA's quest to exonerate and support wrongly convicted individuals - Vimarsana News

Fighting for justice: The CJPA's quest to exonerate and support wrongly convicted individuals

Between securing a grant to create a program to educate police officers on wrongful convictions to providing financial assistance to exonerees, the CJPA is striving to eliminate flaws in the

St. Louis prosecutor seeks to free man serving life sentence for 1990 murder - Vimarsana News

St. Louis prosecutor seeks to free man serving life sentence for 1990 murder

On Monday, Gardner cited "clear and convincing evidence" that Christopher Dunn, now 51, had not been involved in the 1990 fatal shooting death of Ricco Rogers. The statement came after Gardner filed a motion with the St. Louis Circuit Court Friday to vacate Dunn's first-degree murder conviction.

Source: nypost.com
Montana's pay for wrongful convictions will end if governor's veto stands - Vimarsana News

Montana's pay for wrongful convictions will end if governor's veto stands

Cody Marble, the only person so far to file a claim under the program, said he was not surprised with the disconnect between the Gov. Greg Gianforte and the Legislature.

MT's pay for wrongful convictions will end if governor's veto stands - Vimarsana News

MT's pay for wrongful convictions will end if governor's veto stands

Cody Marble, the only person so far to file a claim under the program, said he was not surprised with the disconnect between the Gov. Greg Gianforte and the Legislature.