Man wrongfully convicted of murder reaches settlement with Montreal and Quebec
Claude Paquin, who was wrongfully convicted of a 1978 double murder, has reached a settlement with Montreal and the Quebec government. Paquin was acquitted in 2024 after spending decades in prison and on parole.
Where they agreeClaude Paquin, wrongfully convicted of murder, has settled a lawsuit with Montreal and the Quebec government.
Where they differThe reports are consistent in their coverage of the settlement.
Key playersClaude Paquin (Wrongfully convicted man)
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- Man wrongfully convicted of murder reaches settlement with Montreal and QuebecMan acquitted of decades-old murders settles lawsuit with Montreal and Quebec
- Man wrongfully convicted of murder reaches settlement with Montreal and QuebecMan acquitted of double murder after 40 years reaches settlement with Montreal, Quebec
- Man wrongfully convicted of murder reaches settlement with Montreal and QuebecMontréal et le gouvernement du Québec s’entendent avec Claude Paquin, emprisonné à tort
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Friday, August 14
Claude Paquin, who was wrongfully convicted of a 1983 double murder, reached a settlement with the City of Montreal and the Quebec government. He will receive over $20 million in compensation.
- Claude Paquin receives compensation for wrongful convictionMontréal et le gouvernement du Québec s’entendent avec Claude Paquin, emprisonné à tort
- Claude Paquin receives compensation for wrongful convictionVictime d’une erreur judiciaire | Claude Paquin recevra plus de 20 millions
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