US EditionJason Lively set to receive $1.6 million for wrongful conviction
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Jason Lively set to receive $1.6 million for wrongful conviction
A McDowell County man who spent 15 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit may soon finally receive some money for the time he spent behind bars. On Wednesday, the Legislative Claims Commission — a special body which recommends pay outs for damages the state is responsible for — ruled Charles “Jason” Lively should be entitled to $1.56 million for the decade and a half he spent in prison. Lively was convicted in 2006 in connection with the …
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