Just watched 'Serving Life' and can't believe the sentence Justin was given, sure he may have been in the wrong crowd but he didn't murder anyone.
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Karinda Moore
12 years ago
Saint can be a sinner that keeps on trying- Nelson Mandela.
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Brett Humphrey
12 years ago
Justin's only mistake was the company he kept...keep up the fight to free him. These laws in some cases like Justin's are inhuman.
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Kaylen Rodriguez
12 years ago
Reduce his sentence.
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Francene
12 years ago
You have to FREE Justin this Law needs to change its wrong if he was in Australia he would be out now how much more does one man have to do to prove he has changed
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YaVon Best
12 years ago
My heart goes out to Justin. My son, Terrence is in a similar situation in New York State.
Peace and Love
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neall jones
12 years ago
Free him
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Samantha Humphrey
12 years ago
My heart breaks at the sentence this young man received for being with the wrong people at the wrong time. Justin is not a criminal. He's done his time
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Louise Hockenberry
12 years ago
There are too many unjust laws. Consideration should be allowed on a case-to-case basis. Sadly, this would allow many who deserve a harsher punishment to not receive it. But usually the current law causes many who don't deserve as harsh a punishment to get it.. Hang it there and God bless all your efforts.
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Debbie Hughes
12 years ago
I watched you on Oprah's special on foxtel,I was saddened to hear the sentence you received for doing nothing to deserve it. There is defiantly an error in judgement.I support you in your plight for justice.FREE...JUSTIN NOW.
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Sharon
12 years ago
I saw Justin on the Serving Life documentary and felt compelled to find out more. His life sentence is extreme and in humane. I truly hope the laws that cause him to remain incarcerated can be changed. Along with any other men that could contribute to society through a second chance.
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neall jones
12 years ago
Free him
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Lisa Garchar
12 years ago
I do not sign this because I believe Justin is innocent, I do not believe he is innocent he went that night knowing the plan of robbery. When there is a plan to be involved in a robbery what happens at that robbery whether he was in the car or the one robbing is still on him. However, he was 19, just a kid, made a horrible decision that played a role of another life being taken. I don't think he ever planned on someone dying that fateful night. corrections is suppose to be about rehabilitation and how is a life sentence of a 19 year old who didn't even pull the trigger. It's not. This young man has made strives to be a better person and deserve a second chance.
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jeffery hasty
12 years ago
Free justin now.
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Rachel Rollins
12 years ago
Injustices not just Louisiana! I'll be praying.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
This place is a unforgiving place. Its a shame that young men are being warehoused in prison for such long time. Some of them deserve to be locked up but majority of them could be rehabilitated and become good citizens. Even after they serve their time and they return to society they are kept out of the workforce and so they end up back in prison because there is no choice.
Everyone deserves a second chance!
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Free Justin.
Just watched 'Serving Life' and can't believe the sentence Justin was given, sure he may have been in the wrong crowd but he didn't murder anyone.
Saint can be a sinner that keeps on trying- Nelson Mandela.
Justin's only mistake was the company he kept...keep up the fight to free him. These laws in some cases like Justin's are inhuman.
Reduce his sentence.
You have to FREE Justin this Law needs to change its wrong if he was in Australia he would be out now how much more does one man have to do to prove he has changed
My heart goes out to Justin. My son, Terrence is in a similar situation in New York State. Peace and Love
Free him
My heart breaks at the sentence this young man received for being with the wrong people at the wrong time. Justin is not a criminal. He's done his time
There are too many unjust laws. Consideration should be allowed on a case-to-case basis. Sadly, this would allow many who deserve a harsher punishment to not receive it. But usually the current law causes many who don't deserve as harsh a punishment to get it.. Hang it there and God bless all your efforts.
I watched you on Oprah's special on foxtel,I was saddened to hear the sentence you received for doing nothing to deserve it. There is defiantly an error in judgement.I support you in your plight for justice.FREE...JUSTIN NOW.
I saw Justin on the Serving Life documentary and felt compelled to find out more. His life sentence is extreme and in humane. I truly hope the laws that cause him to remain incarcerated can be changed. Along with any other men that could contribute to society through a second chance.
Free him
I do not sign this because I believe Justin is innocent, I do not believe he is innocent he went that night knowing the plan of robbery. When there is a plan to be involved in a robbery what happens at that robbery whether he was in the car or the one robbing is still on him. However, he was 19, just a kid, made a horrible decision that played a role of another life being taken. I don't think he ever planned on someone dying that fateful night. corrections is suppose to be about rehabilitation and how is a life sentence of a 19 year old who didn't even pull the trigger. It's not. This young man has made strives to be a better person and deserve a second chance.
Free justin now.
Injustices not just Louisiana! I'll be praying.
This place is a unforgiving place. Its a shame that young men are being warehoused in prison for such long time. Some of them deserve to be locked up but majority of them could be rehabilitated and become good citizens. Even after they serve their time and they return to society they are kept out of the workforce and so they end up back in prison because there is no choice.
Good luck getting this handsome man released.