Marvin Haynes seeks nearly $2M from state

Marvin Haynes, wrongfully convicted of murder, files nearly $2 million compensation claim
Marvin Haynes, who was released from prison last year after spending almost two decades behind bars for a murder he did not commit​, has filed a compensation claim with the Supreme Court seeking nearly $2 million in damages.
After conviction vacated, Marvin Haynes files claim for nearly $2M for wrongful incarceration
A Minnesota man who served nearly 20 years in prison before his murder conviction was vacated last year has filed a claim for nearly $2 million from the state.
Marvin Haynes seeks nearly $2M from state for wrongful incarceration after murder conviction vacated
Haynes was 16 when convicted of killing Minneapolis flower shop owner Harry Sherer. He was released from prison in 2023 after his conviction was tossed out.
Exonerated Marvin Haynes seeks $100K for each year he was imprisoned
After being exonerated in 2023 for a murder conviction he always maintained he didn’t commit, Marvin Haynes has filed a compensation claim with the Minnesota Supreme Court seeking $100,000 for each of the 19-plus years he spent wrongfully incarcerated.
Marvin Haynes files nearly $2 million claim for wrongful murder conviction
Marvin Haynes has filed a compensation claim demanding $100,000 for each of the 19-plus years he spent wrongfully incarcerated for a murder he was convicted of as a Minneapolis teenager. The nearly $2 million claim,
Marvin Haynes seeking nearly $2M in damages in connection with wrongful conviction
Haynes, who was convicted of killing 55-year-old Randy Sherer in 2005, was exonerated in December of last year after spending roughly 20 years in the Stillwater prison for charges of first-degree murder and second-degree assault.
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