Victory! Supreme Court Rules States Cannot Steal Money From The Innocent

Colorado, like most states, forces convicted criminals to pay court costs, fees, and restitution after they’ve been found guilty. But the question arises, “What happens when someone who’s been found guilty, has paid their dues, and then has their convictions overturned on appeal? Do they get their money back?” Not in many states, like Colorado. But all of that has changed after a landmark ruling from the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS).
The state not stealing money from innocent people sounds like common sense, right? Well, unfortunately, in the land of the free, it was necessary for SCOTUS to step in and tell the greedy state that they do not have a right to steal people’s money.

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Victory! Supreme Court Rules States Cannot Steal Money From The Innocent AzPtqp

http://thefreethoughtproject.com/court-rejects-guilty-proven-innocent-says-states-cannot-keep-money-innocent/

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Victory! Supreme Court Rules States Cannot Steal Money From The Innocent

Victory! Supreme Court Rules States Cannot Steal Money From The Innocent

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