Wrongful Imprisonment: 32-Year Victim Sues Officials
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John Huffington, wrongly imprisoned for 32 years for a double murder he didn't commit, is suing former Maryland law enforcement officials. Four of the five defendants are deceased. Huffington, pardoned in 2023 and awarded $2.9 million in compensation, alleges prosecutorial misconduct and withheld evidence. His conviction was overturned due to discredited hair evidence and the subsequent disbarment of the state's attorney. The lawsuit highlights years of wrongful imprisonment and its devastating impact on Huffington's life.
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