Cody Marble

Cody Marble sits in the gallery during the hearing on his case in Missoula District Court on Oct. 28, 2016. 

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If Gov. Greg Gianforte’s veto stands, Montana’s 2-year-old compensation program for those wrongfully convicted will sunset on July 1.

House Bill 423 sought to update the program installed by the 2021 Legislature, which for the first time established a route where those who have been wrongfully convicted could seek compensation for their time in state custody.

The program provided $60,000 for each year in state prison and $25,000 for each additional year that person was under state probation or parole.


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