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https://vimeo.com/14527916
This 25 minute video is an inter of the wrongly convicted William Mullins-Johnson and he explains everything in great detail of what happened and how it ruined his life

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3N-Na0PksHo
In this video you get to hear William Mullins-Johnson side of the story

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZaIfyFQXnA&feature=youtu.be
This tells the entire story of William Mullins-Johnson

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I picked this photo because it shows on his fa e how defeated he is even thought he got released the justice system destroyed his life

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I liked this photo because it shows how happy he was when he was released from prison

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This photo is showing William Mullins-Johnson defeated and crying about not only because of the case but also because his niece has just passed away

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2. Summarize and explain the situation of your selected wrongly convicted person.

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2. Summarize and explain the situation of your selected wrongly convicted person.

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Who are you completing your case study on.docx

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1.Who are you completing your case study on? 

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1.Who are you completing your case study on? 

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I am doing my case study on William Mullins.docx

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3.identify and explain how the factor(s) contributed to the wrongful conviction in your case

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3.identify and explain how the factor(s) contributed to the wrongful conviction in your case

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Out of that list I can see is definitely one factor and one that probably happened.docx

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http://www.innocencecanada.com/exonerations/william-mullins-johnson/
I picked This because I feel its the beast article to describe and tell you this tragic story

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http://www.lawtimesnews.com/article/mullins-johnson-cleared-after-serving-12-years-8908/
This article helped me put all the different parts of this case into one

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5. n your opinion, should a wrongly convicted person be awarded compensation and comment on what you would determine is a satisfactory award

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5. n your opinion, should a wrongly convicted person be awarded compensation and comment on what you would determine is a satisfactory award

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6.What did you learn about the topic that surprised you?

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6.What did you learn about the topic that surprised you?

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4. Was the wrongly convicted person awarded compensation for their situation? If so, how much?

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4. Was the wrongly convicted person awarded compensation for their situation? If so, how much?

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Yes, William Mullins-Johnson was given $4.25 million

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7.What are you most likely to remember from this research?

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7.What are you most likely to remember from this research?

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Probably The time he spent in Jail and the money he got from this

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https://www.thestar.com/news/ontario/2010/10/22/man_wrongfully_convicted_in_smith_case_gets_425_million.html
This is where I learned how much he got paid and the basic details for this case