California's longest-serving wrongfully convicted inmate to be freed

Los Angeles Times | November 24, 2014 | 12:20 PM

A wrongfully convicted man who spent 36 years behind bars in California is to be set free today.
Superior Court Judge Donald D. Coleman ordered Michael Ray Hanline, 68, to be released but required that he still wear a GPS monitoring device.
Hanline, the longest-serving wrongfully convicted inmate in California, is expected to appear for a hearing in February because prosecutors haven’t decided whether to retry him.