Compensation for Pennsylvania Wrongfully Convicted
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Audra Picciano
8 years ago
Common sense here
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Jane collins
9 years ago
The goal should be justice
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Edward Baker
9 years ago
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Fifty-four Pennsylvanians have been exonerated after having been convicted of crimes they didn't commit, according to the National Registry of Exonerations. Supporters of state payments to those who have been exonerated argue that it could deter improper conduct on behalf of police and prosecutors.
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Grayling Davis
10 years ago
Let make this happen people!!!
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Ellen Reasonover
10 years ago
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THE STATE WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR FRAMING THEM AND NOW THRY ARE FREE THEY NEED TO SUPPORT THEIR SELF
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Edward Baker
10 years ago
http://www.centurionministries.org/cases/edward-baker/
Edward Baker
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harold kupersmit
10 years ago
I'm all in
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Darlene Kane
11 years ago
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There are so many wrongfully convicted men in pa. If we don't do something about this, there will be more Fathers that are wrongfully convicted by young women who know this works!! They will distroy more relationship's of Dad's and their daughters in order to stop custody proceedings. How much fathers for life!!! especially if their innocent
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Darlene Kane
11 years ago
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There are so many wrongfully convicted men in pa. If we don't do something about this, there will be more Fathers that are wrongfully convicted by young women who know this works!! They will distroy more relationship's of Dad's and their daughters in order to stop custody proceedings. How much fathers for life!!! especially if their innocent
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Vickie Fetterman
12 years ago
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My youngest son has been wrongly convicted in the state of PA, so I have a very personal interest in this bill.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
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my family member was imprisoned for a crime he did not commit. it cost us a fortune to show that he was framed. no compensation what so ever!
Common sense here
The goal should be justice
Fifty-four Pennsylvanians have been exonerated after having been convicted of crimes they didn't commit, according to the National Registry of Exonerations. Supporters of state payments to those who have been exonerated argue that it could deter improper conduct on behalf of police and prosecutors.
Let make this happen people!!!
THE STATE WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR FRAMING THEM AND NOW THRY ARE FREE THEY NEED TO SUPPORT THEIR SELF
http://www.centurionministries.org/cases/edward-baker/ Edward Baker
I'm all in
There are so many wrongfully convicted men in pa. If we don't do something about this, there will be more Fathers that are wrongfully convicted by young women who know this works!! They will distroy more relationship's of Dad's and their daughters in order to stop custody proceedings. How much fathers for life!!! especially if their innocent
There are so many wrongfully convicted men in pa. If we don't do something about this, there will be more Fathers that are wrongfully convicted by young women who know this works!! They will distroy more relationship's of Dad's and their daughters in order to stop custody proceedings. How much fathers for life!!! especially if their innocent
My youngest son has been wrongly convicted in the state of PA, so I have a very personal interest in this bill.
my family member was imprisoned for a crime he did not commit. it cost us a fortune to show that he was framed. no compensation what so ever!