Kentucky SB131 provides compensation and support for individuals wrongfully convicted of crimes.
Kentucky SB131 establishes a process for individuals wrongfully convicted of crimes to receive compensation and support. Eligible claimants can receive financial assistance, housing, mentoring, and counseling. Compensation includes a monetary award based on the time spent imprisoned or under supervision, with additional payments for those imprisoned with a death sentence. The bill also mandates the sealing and expunging of associated convictions and arrest records, and the destruction of biological samples.
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