Chapter
The Parole Board's Decision to Release a Violent Criminal
13:39 - 21:15 (07:36)
Emails obtained through record requests reveal that a top lawyer for the Department of Corrections requested Jake's GPS data from his entire time on home arrest and on a weekly basis in the future, despite the lack of evidence of rule violations. This decision raises questions about the board's judgment and discretion.
Clips
Despite warnings from various sources about how dangerous Jake Anderson was, he was released on parole with evidence showing he had not violated any rules.
13:39 - 16:50 (03:11)
Summary
Despite warnings from various sources about how dangerous Jake Anderson was, he was released on parole with evidence showing he had not violated any rules. However, his parole officer expressed concerns and the corrections department asked for closer supervision and GPS data.
ChapterThe Parole Board's Decision to Release a Violent Criminal
Episode'Your Life Is About To Change'
PodcastViolation
A team of investigators obtained GPS data from Arizona's Department of Corrections to accuse a man on home arrest of violating his parole, raising questions about the legality and ethics of sharing such sensitive information.
16:50 - 19:23 (02:33)
Summary
A team of investigators obtained GPS data from Arizona's Department of Corrections to accuse a man on home arrest of violating his parole, raising questions about the legality and ethics of sharing such sensitive information. The incident highlights concerns about privacy and security in the state's criminal justice system.
ChapterThe Parole Board's Decision to Release a Violent Criminal
Episode'Your Life Is About To Change'
PodcastViolation
The Arizona Department of Corrections provided GPS data to individuals outside the department despite the usual practice of considering such information confidential, raising concerns about the privacy of individuals.
19:23 - 21:15 (01:52)
Summary
The Arizona Department of Corrections provided GPS data to individuals outside the department despite the usual practice of considering such information confidential, raising concerns about the privacy of individuals. Although the public records law does not prevent the department from sharing GPS data, privacy concerns demand the withholding of such information.