WATCH: 48 Hours' Emmy-winning broadcast: "Grave Injustice" Our clients do not because they're innocent," Brown said.Īnthony Graves, who spent 18 years behind bars - 12 of which were on death row - in the 1994 killings of six people, before being exonerated and released in 2010, agrees that it's important for a state to implement support services for those who are released from prison following a wrongful conviction. "Most people - when they leave prison - get probation services. The organization also suggests that states should reimburse the defendant's attorney fees, make subsistence funds available immediately and offer a range of social services, including mental health services, medical and dental care, and access to housing and education. People who plead guilty or were coerced into confessing should not be restricted under these statutes, Brown contends. The Innocence Project recommends that all states implement wrongful conviction compensation statutes, and says each should offer a minimum of $50,000 for each year a person spends in prison. The National Registry of Exonerations, maintained by the law schools of the University of Michigan and Northwestern University, recorded 1,281 exonerations from January 1989 through December 2013, and says 11% of those occurred in cases in which the defendant had pleaded guilty - a trend the Registry says is on the increase. In other words, a person who falsely confessed or pleaded guilty to a crime they didn't commit could be prohibited from receiving compensation.Īccording to Brown, nearly 30% of all DNA exonerations recorded in the United States involve a person that either pleaded guilty or falsely confessed. Rebecca Brown, Director on State Policy Reform for the Innocence Project, told Crimesider that of the states that do have compensation statues, each differs, and some impose restrictions that could prove problematic.įor example, several states require that the person did not "contribute to their own conviction" in order to reap the benefits of the state's compensation statute. New York is one of 29 states - along with the Federal Government and the District of Columbia - that have compensation statues for the wrongfully convicted, according to the Innocence Project, a national litigation and public policy organization dedicated to exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals through DNA testing and reforming the criminal justice system. WATCH: 48 Hours: "Marty Tankleff's Fight for the Truth" It wasn't until January 2014 that he won a settlement of nearly $3.4 million in a wrongful conviction lawsuit against New York State.
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Tankleff, who was 17 at the time of his parents' killings, was freed in 2007 at the age of 36 after an appeals court found key evidence in his trial was overlooked. Their lives were, in essence, destroyed."
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