Dubin said he expects the state Victims Compensation Board to approve the nearly $900,000 in compensation due each man under the new law.

Wrongly convicted men Dupree Glass, Juan Rayford, who served 17 years for attempted murder, declared innocent

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LOS ANGELES — Two men who served nearly 17 years in prison after being wrongly convicted of attempted murder after a 2004 shooting were declared innocent Thursday by a California judge.

Under a new law, the state is required to pay them each $140 for every day they spent behind bars, or about $900,000. ---More...

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Dubin said he expects the state Victims Compensation Board to approve the nearly $900,000 in compensation due each man under the new law.

Wrongly convicted men Dupree Glass, Juan Rayford, who served 17 years for attempted murder, declared innocent

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