With no legal recourse against the system that erroneously imprisoned him for 16 years, Calvin C. Johnson Jr. may get financial help through a concerned legislator. Georgia state Rep. Frank I. Bailey Jr. said he was touched by news accounts of Johnson's release last week thanks to new DNA testing that showed Johnson didn't rape a woman.
June 24, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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With no legal recourse against the system that erroneously imprisoned him for 16 years, Calvin C. Johnson Jr. may get financial help through a concerned legislator.
State Rep. Frank I. Bailey Jr., D-Riverdale, says he was touched by news accounts of Johnson’s release last week thanks to new DNA testing that showed Johnson didn’t rape a College Park woman. But Bailey wonders if the state should do more.
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