1.Do you think the wrongfully convicted should receive compensation after being released from jail/prison? Why or why not?

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Definitely because if he or she that is wrongfully convicted they have the same rights as any citizen of the United States of America.Once they are proven to be unguilty and do not have and Criminal record's of what so ever they have the right to have access to a house without any assistance

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