This resolution designates October 2, 2026, as Wrongful Conviction Day in Louisville and urges the state to support compensation for individuals wrongfully convicted in Kentucky. It aims to raise awareness about wrongful convictions and promote justice reforms related to compensation.
A RESOLUTION COMMEMORATING AND RECOGNIZING OCTOBER 2, 2026 AS WRONGFUL CONVICTION DAY AND URGING STATE SUPPORT FOR COMPENSATION FOR WRONGFULLY CONVICTED KENTUCKIANS.
What it does
- 1Commemorates and recognizes October 2, 2026, as Wrongful Conviction Day
- 2Urges the state government to support compensation for wrongfully convicted Kentuckians
- 3Promotes awareness and acknowledgment of wrongful convictions within the community
This resolution designates October 2, 2026, as Wrongful Conviction Day in Louisville and urges the state to support compensation for individuals wrongfully convicted in Kentucky. It aims to raise awareness about wrongful convictions and promote justice reforms related to compensation.
Activity timeline
- Status changedImpact 50
R-126-26: Consent Agenda → Passed
- Status changedImpact 30
R-126-26: Agenda Ready → Consent Agenda
- Status changedImpact 30
R-126-26: New Business → Agenda Ready
- ActionImpact 15
R-126-26 introduced (Resolution)
Legislative history
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