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Parole Board Power in Sentencing
07:32 - 15:33 (08:00)
The power of parole boards over how much time people serve in prison has become a concern. In some states, these unelected bodies have more authority than judges or juries on the matter.
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After 25 years of life imprisonment in Arizona, inmates become eligible for parole.
07:32 - 11:40 (04:08)
Summary
After 25 years of life imprisonment in Arizona, inmates become eligible for parole. Jake, who had been imprisoned since he was 16 years old, worked hard to better himself and become a model prisoner in his bid for parole.
ChapterParole Board Power in Sentencing
EpisodeTwo Sons, Lost
PodcastViolation
Parole boards, bodies of mostly political appointees, have more power over how much time people serve in prison than judges or juries do, becoming a largely unknown and unexamined sector of the criminal justice system, while parents of victims often see only danger.
11:40 - 14:25 (02:44)
Summary
Parole boards, bodies of mostly political appointees, have more power over how much time people serve in prison than judges or juries do, becoming a largely unknown and unexamined sector of the criminal justice system, while parents of victims often see only danger.
ChapterParole Board Power in Sentencing
EpisodeTwo Sons, Lost
PodcastViolation
Two boys from opposite sides of the country attend Camp Takahoe, a high end, exclusive sports camp in Maine run by a man named Morty Goldman.
14:25 - 15:33 (01:07)
Summary
Two boys from opposite sides of the country attend Camp Takahoe, a high end, exclusive sports camp in Maine run by a man named Morty Goldman. When unsettling events occur, police and lawyers interview members of the camp to try and uncover the truth.