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: StandDown Texas Project

Paul House

By Steve Hall

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"Former death row inmate Paul House seeking payout from state," is the AP report by Rose French, via the Knoxville News in Tennessee. Former Tennessee death row inmate Paul House served more than two decades in prison before his murder conviction was dismissed over DNA tests that raised doubts about his guilt. Now House, 48, who lives with his mother and uses a wheelchair after developing multiple sclerosis in prison, may not get any money from the state that incarcerated him. He wouldn't be alone. There are 23 states that don't have laws allowing compensation for those wrongly convicted of crimes and released from prison. In Tennessee, House could get up to $1 million under state law, but he must be exonerated by the governor first...continue to full post

Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on October 15, 2010 (boomark / email).

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