H1927
An Act exonerating certain individuals accused of witchcraft in colonial Massachusetts
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Bill overview
This bill seeks to formally exonerate individuals in colonial Massachusetts who were wrongly accused and convicted of witchcraft. It acknowledges the historical injustice and seeks to clear the names of those who faced persecution during that period. The bill’s purpose is to recognize the errors of the past and provide a measure of justice for those wrongly accused. It is currently in the process of being reviewed and considered by the Massachusetts legislature.
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Primary sponsor
Steven Owens
Cosponsors
Edward R. Philips
Natalie M. Higgins
Sally P. Kerans
Steven Owens
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