The Ronnie Long No Cap Act removes the $750,000 cap on compensation for exonerated individuals and provides them with Medicaid coverage and.

The Ronnie Long No Cap Act removes the $750,000 cap on compensation for exonerated individuals in North Carolina, allowing them to receive full compensation for the years they were wrongfully incarcerated. It also mandates the Department of Health and Human Services to provide Medicaid coverage without regard to income, resources, or assets for any person meeting the criteria of a petitioner under subsections (a) or (b) of G.S. 148-82.

The Ronnie Long No Cap Act removes the $750,000 cap on compensation for exonerated individuals and provides them with Medicaid coverage and.

The Ronnie Long No Cap Act removes the $750,000 cap on compensation for exonerated individuals in North Carolina, allowing them to receive full compensation for the years they were wrongfully incarcerated. It also mandates the Department of Health and Human Services to provide Medicaid coverage without regard to income, resources, or assets for any person meeting the criteria of a petitioner under subsections (a) or (b) of G.S. 148-82.