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The price of innocence

Summary by arizonaagenda.com
Next year, Arizona will start the process of compensating people who’ve been incarcerated for crimes they didn’t commit.We told you about the push for an erroneous convictions law back in March. But the version that ended up getting signed into law amid the end-of-session chaos has a few key differences from the original plan.The actual compensation hasn’t changed: Those who were wrongfully convicted are eligible for whatever 200% of Arizona’s m…

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The price of innocence

Next year, Arizona will start the process of compensating people who’ve been incarcerated for crimes they didn’t commit.We told you about the push for an erroneous convictions law back in March. But the version that ended up getting signed into law amid the end-of-session chaos has a few key differences from the original plan.The actual compensation hasn’t changed: Those who were wrongfully convicted are eligible for whatever 200% of Arizona’s m…

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