After his release, Huffington dedicated himself to helping others rebuild their lives, working in workforce development with the Living Classrooms Foundation in Baltimore. In 2023, then-Gov. Larry Hogan granted him a full pardon, and the state awarded him $2.9 million in compensation for his wrongful conviction.
The case will be heard by U.S. District Judge Brendan A. Hurson in Baltimore.
Links
Wrongfully convicted Maryland man sues those who put him on death row – The Washington Post
Man wrongfully imprisoned for 32 years sues authorities who put him there | The Independent
John Huffington Maintains His Innocence, Seeks Pardon
