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Parole Board's 0.100 Abuses

Loaded on May 15, 1990 published in Prison Legal News May, 1990, page 2
Filed under: Sentencing, Parole. Location: Washington.
M.H., Walla Walla

People should start giving some consideration to how the Parole Board is conducting the 0.100 paroleability hearings. The Myers, Addleman, and other cases, as well as the so-called 1400 Bill, all tell the Board to restructure our minimum terms in a manner reasonably consistent with the SRA. ...

 

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