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It is disappointing that these wrongly accused folks are now supposed to just resume their lives without any compensation for all that they have endured in what was an incredible miscarriage of justice. It is gratifying that they are no longer wrongly incarcerated, but how do people recover from such experiences? I hope their support group will help them move on.
The justice system is pathetic when it comes to policing their own. Such an abuse of power!
Making the grand jury so sacrosanct that it cannot be questioned opens it to extreme abuse, as in this case. Shame on those involved.
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