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The document is a claim form for individuals in California who have been erroneously convicted and are seeking compensation under Penal Code section 4900. It outlines eligibility criteria, the process for submitting a claim, required documentation, and details on how compensation is calculated. The form requires personal information from the claimant, details about the erroneous conviction, and evidence of factual innocence or injury resulting from the wrongful imprisonment.

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