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Lahtina wrote:


Jaime Cruz wrote: Was just reading this news on CNN about a man who was set free after serving 24 years out of his 130 year sentence. His compensation for being locked up innocently is $2 million dollars.Would you demand more money or settle for the 2 million?http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/01/23/dna.exoneration.ap/index.html 2 million for 24 years? Tax free? Pffffffffffffffffttt! That's 83,333.33 for every year he was locked up. OMG, talk about getting it up the @ss! Before I read the story... I'm guessing he was black? -- Edited by Lahtina at 20:42, 2006-01-23


 


 


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I would sue for whatever maximum he was legally entitled to and then some.  He's got all the proof he needs.



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2 million....for 24 yrs. in prison. I don't think so.


I would sue everyone & everything possible to get more money. More is the least they should give me.



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I would fight to atleast get 1 Million per year that I was in jail. And a new house on top of that for the $hitty living conditions that I endured in jail.

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$2 million is not enough to the amount of time he spent in jail!! Nothing will ever make up for the lost time. But the least they could do is give him more money then that!



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Well, I hope he will enjoy his lfe and will ge a fair shot at it.


Money will not give back all these years nor what he's been trough but I think it's the least they can do. as well as clear his file, like it never existed.



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Jaime Cruz wrote:



Was just reading this news on CNN about a man who was set free after serving 24 years out of his 130 year sentence. His compensation for being locked up innocently is $2 million dollars.Would you demand more money or settle for the 2 million?http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/01/23/dna.exoneration.ap/index.html


2 million for 24 years? Tax free? Pffffffffffffffffttt! That's 83,333.33 for every year he was locked up. OMG, talk about getting it up the @ss! Before I read the story... I'm guessing he was black?

-- Edited by Lahtina at 20:42, 2006-01-23

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Jaime Cruz wrote:


Was just reading this news on CNN about a man who was set free after serving 24 years out of his 130 year sentence. His compensation for being locked up innocently is $2 million dollars.Would you demand more money or settle for the 2 million?http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/01/23/dna.exoneration.ap/index.html

NO money would bring back the year I loss, but 2 mill is freaking bull $hit is another slap in the face........

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Was just reading this news on CNN about a man who was set free after serving 24 years out of his 130 year sentence. His compensation for being locked up innocently is $2 million dollars.
Would you demand more money or settle for the 2 million?

http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/01/23/dna.exoneration.ap/index.html



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