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“I call it CTSD — continuing traumatic stress disorder,” Butler said. “What typically happens is they are left hanging with how to re-enter into society and how to deal with the stigma that’s attached to that.” (7/11) — PolitiTweet.org

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S. Kent Butler, the former president of the American Counseling Association, said the lack of care for wrongfully convicted people has contributed to them being “re-traumatized” as free people and contributes to many of their failures to expand as people. (6/11) — PolitiTweet.org

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In 2002, Brian Banks was wrongfully convicted of raping a classmate. The charges were dropped in 2012, after the accuser admitted to lying. “Even after 10 years of being free, it is something that I am still constantly working on every single day,” said Banks. (8/11) — PolitiTweet.org

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