Life After The Exoneration Program

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[Anon2315]

If someone is wrongfully executed does the family get some kind of compensation and if they do how much do they get

[Zurround100]

if there was any justice in this world that guy would have been awarded several million dollars restitution by the state, maybe a million dollars per year to make it easier to rebuild whats left of his life. And it DISGUSTS me that some states have NO restitution laws and exonerated people sometimes cannot get work because they STILL have criminal records its fucking disgusting.

[marcelhammondea]

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[rrhynes]

Correct. You never talk to police, if you're a suspect. Let them do all the talking. Just sit quietly and insist on council. However, if you're guilty of something really awful, like murder or rape, please hang yourself at your earliest convenience.

[mad4maddow]

Good reason not to talk to the police. Defense law 101...don't say anything to the police. Miranda rights say anything you say may be used against you, not that it may be used to exonerate you. If a cop testifies that you said something incriminating, that's considered valid testimony. If a cop were to testify that something you said would exonerate you, that is considered heresy.

Nice criminal justice system.

[SparkeyGreenberg]

Thank you so much for posting this. Please consider the case of Rodney Reed currently on Death Row in Texas, for a crime he did not commit. Please! Investicate his story.

[NWKBricks1]

Excellent interview. Thanks for uploading this video.

[insiderexclusive]

Please send more information on Rodney Reed, and we will review it.