Kansas Soon To Payback Wrongfully Convicted Man From The Dotte

The GOP AG and a bipartisan coalition now support this move . . "Under a 2018 Kansas law, Lamonte McIntyre is likely to receive $1.5 million from the state - $65,000 for each year he spent in prison - plus money to cover attorney fees and other expenses.McIntyre's case was one of several that prompted the law requiring the state to compensate victims of wrongful convictions."

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Kansas no longer fighting claims of wrongly convicted KCK man

Kansas is dropping its fight against the compensation claim from a man who spent 23 years in prison for a double homicide before a judge vacated convictions that were secured even though no physical evidence or motive tied him to the crimes, the state's attorney general said Tuesday.

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  1. This man deserves to be paid that is the least Kansas can do and that's not near enough. Pay up Kansas.

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  2. The money should come from the KCK police pension fund. It was the lying cocksucker KCK cops that caused this.

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  3. 1.5 Million is a largely grotesque LOW amount. He needs 2 Mil for every year he was in prison. Do not let WYCO get off easy.. do not let this man get underpaid.

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  4. Glad to see Kansas doing the right thing here.

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