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It sounds like there is really no such thing as an overturned conviction. There is no constitutional right, apparently, to being "made whole" if your "convicti
by beamatronic 10y ago
It sounds like there is really no such thing as an overturned conviction. There is no constitutional right, apparently, to being "made whole" if your "conviction" is "overturned".
- ghaff 10y ago>There is no constitutional right, apparently, to being "made whole" if your "conviction" is "overturned". Which in the general case is pretty clearly true. If someone is arrested and found not guilty, have their conviction overturned on appeal, etc. they're not in general entitled to payment for lost wages, legal costs, etc. It seems reasonable to consider this a different situation in that it involved a specific fine but I can at least see the counterargument that it's not.