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An SC inmate’s case for innocence is gaining momentum. Now, his prosecutor faces ethics questions.

Summary by The Post and Courier
Michael Pearson has maintained for his 15 years in prison that he’s innocent of a Clarendon County robbery. As his quest for exoneration picks up steam, the prosecutor who put him behind bars is accused of knowing of his innocence…

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An SC inmate’s case for innocence is gaining momentum. Now, his prosecutor faces ethics questions.

Michael Pearson has maintained for his 15 years in prison that he’s innocent of a Clarendon County robbery. As his quest for exoneration picks up steam, the prosecutor who put him behind bars is accused of knowing of his innocence…

·Charleston, United States
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The Post and Courier broke the news in Charleston, United States on Wednesday, August 13, 2025.
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