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Florida Man Wrongfully Incarcerated For Almost 43 Years To Get Relief Under Bill Heading To GovernorA man wrongfully imprisoned for almost 43 years could soon get more than $2 million from the state. The proposal cleared the Florida House on Tuesday and…
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A man wrongfully imprisoned for more than 40 years could be awarded about $2 million if his claim clears the Florida House and Senate. Two bills moving…
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A change to the Victims of Wrongful Incarceration Act is now in effect. The updated Florida law seeks to make it easier for more exonerees to receive…
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Governor Rick Scott has signed a bill into law that’s meant to be an update to the Victims of Wrongful Incarceration Act. The aim is to help exonerees…
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A bill seeking to make it easier for more people wrongfully convicted of a crime to receive compensation is now heading to Governor Rick Scott for…
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Florida is the only state in the nation that bars people with a prior felony record from receiving compensation after they were wrongfully incarcerated…
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Florida lawmakers may be looking at getting rid of the state’s so-called “Clean Hands” provision. That provision stops those with a prior felony record…
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A bipartisan effort to revamp the state’s wrongful incarceration compensation program is moving through the legislature. The proposal could make it easier…
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More than four decades ago James Richardson was convicted of poisoning and killing his seven children.Richardson initially received the death penalty, but…
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A bill seeking to compensate a man wrongfully convicted for killing his kids passed its first Senate hearing Tuesday.Last year, Orlando Democratic Senator…