A Milwaukee man spent 24 years in prison for crimes he didn't commit. Now a state board says he

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should get $1 million.

A Milwaukee man who spent 24 years in prison for crimes he did not commit should be awarded $1 million for his wrongful conviction, a state board has decided.

Daryl Holloway was freed from prison in 2016 after DNA testing exonerated him in a rape case. He is the longest wrongfully convicted person released in Wisconsin

to date, according to the Wisconsin Claims Board.

"It's an apology," said Nathaniel Cade, one of Holloway's attorneys. "It's an acknowledgment that a lot of things went wrong."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/milwaukee-man-spent-24-years-221356292.html

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1. $1 million seems a little light, these days...

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2. A million dollars? Is that all?

Seems like Wisconsin has had a lot of problems lately. The taxpayers should be furious.

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3. Exonerated and freed 6 years ago and after all this time they offer just 1 million?

Should be way more than that. His life was stolen and they stalled for six more years to come up with that low-ball bullshit number.

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4. Republicans wanted him to have to reimburse the state

for 24 years of room and board.