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Innocent man will be compensated for 18 years on Idaho's death row.
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Charles Fain, 72, will be compensated by the state of Idaho for the 18 years he spent in prison on death row, for a crime he didn’t commit. The Idaho Innocence Project recognized the significance of this change in Idaho law at the Capitol Building.
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