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Parole Eligibility for 1st Offenders in Louisiana

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Edgar Roper
10 years ago

I support Louisiana SB424

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Cruz Daigle
10 years ago

I support senate bill 424

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Phyllis Castille
10 years ago

I support Senate bill 424

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Jeffrey Pistorius
10 years ago

stop the madness

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Gwen Hornsby
10 years ago

I vote yes for Louisiana bill 424

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Lenoria Guy
10 years ago

Please release this young man.....he's such a well manered and intelligent young man.

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Lauren
10 years ago

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Tara Epps
10 years ago

I support this bill

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Bryanna Evans
10 years ago

Some deserve parole!

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Walter Burnette
10 years ago

All prisoners who are 45 years old and served 20 years should be released. This would be good for all concerned.

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Rene Fuentes
10 years ago

Best of luck to the deserving...

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Patty Smith
10 years ago

I think this is way over due. Several 1st time offenders get bad raps and take pleas due to Louisiana's terrible justice system. This need to stop wasting our tax payers money on wrongfully accused 1st time offenders. Everyone deserves a 2nd chance. If they go in the system as no contest they will surely come out criminals because there is no reform in Louisiana.

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Brian Berry
10 years ago

Louisiana get on board with change ! 20 Plus years is more than enough to stay in prison and if you are innocent its to dam long !!!! Lousiana everybody who's in prison don't belong their our system is injustice!

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Don Davis
10 years ago

I have met numerous inmates through KARIOS Ministries and I think it is terrible that some who are serving life sentences without chances of parole were teenagers at the time of there crime and first offence.They are forgotten even though the federal law has changed on not being able to give juveniles life without parole.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Non violent offenders are being locked up with murderers and given life with no reform. ENOUGH! We need reform! Especially in Louisiana!

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Lori Slavich
10 years ago

Parole first time offenders!! Give alternative sentence upon completion of classes.

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Molly Fowler
10 years ago

We funnel money to corrections, half of these offenders are safer than our streets. We have so many things to do to strengthen our state, and being tough on crime doesn't being stupid about whom to keep and who can be released. They were young and foolish and keeping them incarcerated is foolishness.

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Jennifer Reyes
10 years ago

Free that man he was a child at the time

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Antoine Singleton
10 years ago

What's up Big Bro Man We need You out here Your the missing Lenk

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Cynthia Deloch
10 years ago

I'm signing because this is happening to my family right now today, hell yes I will sign. 1st time offenders, a life sentence without parole is cruel.