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    • Wrongful convictions lead to severe psychological trauma for exonerees.
    • Exonerees often lack adequate reentry support compared to paroled prisoners.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To examine challenges faced by exonerees.
    • To analyze state compensation statutes for exonerees.
    • To highlight the role of social work in supporting exonerees.

    Main Methods:

    • Overview of challenges for wrongly convicted individuals.
    • Examination of state compensation statutes.
    • Analysis of monetary and reentry support provisions.

    Main Results:

    • Thirty states and D.C. have compensation statutes.
    • Monetary and reentry support provisions vary significantly by state.
    • Few states offer comprehensive support for exonerees.

    Conclusions:

    • States have a responsibility to provide adequate compensation and services to exonerees.
    • Statutory compensation should be a standard in all states.
    • Social workers are crucial for providing services and advocating for exonerees.