Arthur Carmona

Posted by Jay Goodman Tamboli on August 9, 2006 |

The Faces of Wrongful Conviction Conference, hosted by the ACLU of California affiliates and the UCLA School of Law from April 7-9, 2006, facilitated the first-ever gathering of California’s wrongfully-convicted and exonerated individuals. These are their stories.

Arthur Carmona was wrongfully convicted at 16 years old on two counts of armed robbery and was sentenced to twelve years in state prison. Mr. Carmona served two years and eight months of his sentence before he was released. (22:28)

 
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August 9, 2006

3 Responses to “Arthur Carmona”

  1. SARA MATSUNAGA Says:

    I LOVE YOU ART… I MISS YOU SO MUCH. I KNOW YOU’RE FREE NOW, PLEASE WATCH OVER US. REST IN PEACE MY SUPERSTAR.

  2. memory ... Says:

    i love you baby! i miss you so much.. go on and do the damn thang!!!

  3. memory ... Says:

    i love you baby! i miss you so much.. go on and do the damn thang!!! and shine!


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