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Hmm maybe it's due to my mediocre knowledge of the English language but can someone explain to me why exactly the MC had to go to prison and especially why he was released after a year? l didn't quite get that.
killed a guy who threatened him (and i think was accused of raping sister of said guy and getting her pregnant) -> after a year it was proven that it was self-defense and child was not his -> released, thats a rough summaryHmm maybe it's due to my mediocre knowledge of the English language but can someone explain to me why exactly the MC had to go to prison and especially why he was released after a year? l didn't quite get that.
It's all made Diana terribly sad and now we must comfort herkilled a guy who threatened him (and i think was accused of raping sister of said guy and getting her pregnant) -> after a year it was proven that it was self-defense and child was not his -> released, thats a rough summary
And its such a tedious taskIt's all made Diana terribly sad and now we must comfort her
Just have to take one for the teamAnd its such a tedious task
Lmao, indeedJust have to take one for the team
Irl depends on the state... Of the ones that dont, the majority vote a certain way. 37 states do pay you back for wrongful imprisonment, but it can vary wildly from a few thousand per year to hundreds of thousands per year. Generally the states that pay the least, but not always, also tend to vote the same way as most of the states that offer no restitution.What about the year of life lost? Doing nothing...
Can you fight back against the flawed justice system in the states?
What state in America pays you reparation when wrongly convicted when sexual assault is being thrown around?????? He went in for murder that happened for a crime he didn't commit which irl gets commuted to time served for the crime he actually did while also exonerating him because he wouldn't have killed that chick's brother if she hadn't lied.Irl depends on the state... Of the ones that dont, the majority vote a certain way. 37 states do pay you back for wrongful imprisonment, but it can vary wildly from a few thousand per year to hundreds of thousands per year. Generally the states that pay the least, but not always, also tend to vote the same way as most of the states that offer no restitution.
New one IIRCARC4NE thanks for sharing the news .
I don't remember that girl, do you know who she is? .