Folbigg's lawyer, Rhanee Rego, said her legal team was preparing a claim for "substantial" compensation for her wrongful imprisonment.
In 2019, an initial inquiry into the case reaffirmed Folbigg's guilt. But in 2022, a second inquiry led by a former chief justice found new evidence suggested two of the children had a genetic mutation that may have caused their deaths.
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