“Affluenza Teen” Released After 2 Years In Jail For Violating Probation

The case of Ethan Couch gained national attention when a psychologist involved in the case said the then-16-year-old was a product of “affluenza.” This meant that he was too rich to know the difference between right and wrong, and that he shouldn’t be harshly punished for killing four people in a drunk-driving car accident. He served two years for a probation violation and is now free.

Watch here to see how a Kansas man who was exonerated after spending 23 years in prison will not be be compensated by the state.