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   Mar 16, 2023 · CNN — A man who served more than 34 years of a 400-year sentence for an armed robbery was released from a Florida jail this week after prosecutors dismissed charges against the wrongly...

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   What happens if you get wrongfully convicted in Florida?

   • James said he lives with his 81-year-old mother and does not leave the house much as he tries to rebuild his life. Under the law, Florida provides a minimum of $50,000 in compensation for every year that someone who is wrongfully convicted is in prison, with a maximum of $2 million.

   Florida man wrongfully convicted of murder is freed by an attorney

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   How many felony cases a year are wrongfully convicted?

   • We also included this quote from the former state attorney for Hillsborough County, Andrew Warren, in our series about Robert: Imagine that of the 15,000 felony prosecutions his office handled each year, they got 99.9% right. “That means in 15 cases a year, people are wrongfully convicted.”

   Interview: Robert DuBoise not angry after being wrongfully sent to

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   Who argued a death sentence in the Florida Supreme Court?

   • During the post-conviction proceedings and appeal following his 2006 death sentence, Maria DeLiberato of Capital Collateral Regional Counsel-Middle and Lindsey Boney of the Bradley firm served as lead counsel, with Boney arguing the appeal in the Florida Supreme Court.

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   How much compensation can a convicted felon get in Florida?

   • Under the law, Florida provides a minimum of $50,000 in compensation for every year that someone who is wrongfully convicted is in prison, with a maximum of $2 million. However, a defendant is ineligible to receive compensation if they have been convicted of another violent felony, which James has.

   Florida man wrongfully convicted of murder is freed by an attorney

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   Natlie Figgers logged 2,000 hours working for free to exonerate Thomas Raynard James after misidentification and suspect police work sent him to prison in Florida.

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5. www.tampabay.com › news › crimeInterview: Robert DuBoise not angry after being wrongfully ...

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   Jun 13, 2024 · Robert DuBoise, the Tampa man who spent 37 years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit, took part in a Reddit Ask Me Anything on May 30, answering dozens of user-submitted questions. They...

6. abcnews.go.com › US › man-serving-400-year-prisonMan serving 400-year prison sentence exonerated after new ...

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   Mar 14, 2023 · A man who has served more than 34 years of a 400-year prison sentence has been released after the state of Florida reinvestigated the case and determined he did not commit armed robbery.

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7. www.dispatch.com › story › newsLoran Kenstley Cole, set for execution, cites 'horrific abuse'

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   Aug 28, 2024 · USA TODAY. 0:05. 0:48. A Florida death row inmate set to be executed Thursday in the 1994 killing of a college student says he's innocent and that his life should be spared because of "horrific ...

8. innocenceproject.org › clemente-aguirre-exoneratedInnocent Man Who Spent Over a Decade on Florida’s Death Row ...

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   Nov 5, 2018 · (Sanford, Florida, Nov. 5, 2018) – After more than 14 years behind bars—including a decade on Florida’s death row—Clemente Javier Aguirre was exonerated of all charges today in the 2004 stabbing deaths of his former neighbors Cheryl Williams and Carole Bareis.

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   The Florida Five all have significant evidence of their factual innocence, have completed substantial litigation, + have had their efforts for vindication in the courts frustrated by the pandemic. Sign our petition to urge Florida's Board of Executive Clemency to grant clemency to the Florida Five!