Jabbar Collins, whose murder conviction was vacated after he was incarcerated for 16 years, has settled his suit against the state, but his separate $150 million federal lawsuit against New York City and two now-retired detectives is still pending.
July 11, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Jabbar Collins, whose murder conviction was vacated after he was incarcerated for 16 years, settled his unjust conviction and imprisonment suit against New York State Thursday for $3 million.
Collins’ attorney, Joel Rudin of Manhattan, and the state Attorney General’s Office submitted the proposed settlement to Court of Claims Judge Faviola Soto.
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