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Former Michigan Prisoner Receives Over $817,000 for Wrongful Conviction

Loaded on May 8, 2018 published in Prison Legal News May, 2018, page 56
Filed under: Wrongful Conviction. Location: Michigan.

A Michigan man who was wrongfully convicted of rape has received $817,351 in compensation from the state. Quentin Carter was 16 when he was charged in September 1991 with raping a 10-year-old girl in Grand Rapids.

The girl’s mother waited ten days to report the incident to the police. By ...

 

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