Local bar associations throughout Florida are among the many voluntary bar associations nationwide that are hosting events through May 6 to celebrate Law Day. Lawyers are offering free legal services to the public and hosting mock trials at schools to mark the occasion.
May 03, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Ronald Cotton spent 11 years in prison for rape and burglary he allegedly committed in 1984. Jennifer Thompson, a 22-year old college student, singled him out in a photo lineup and identified him as her rapist at trial.
But DNA results proved Thompson identified the wrong man. The governor of North Carolina has officially pardoned Cotton, making him eligible for $5,000 compensation from the state.
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