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When Ohio lawyer Thomas Watkins was appointed to handle a sexual predator designation for a rape convict up for parole, he expected the case to take about 15 minutes. Instead, he spent the next two months getting Jimmy Williams' sentence overturned. Now he is facing a second battle, to get money for Williams under an Ohio statute that sets guidelines for reimbursement of wrongfully convicted people.
January 18, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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