A first time of finder should not be sentenced for life.. Everyone should have a second chance and the chance to be rehabilitated. ..
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Brittany
10 years ago
Please give him a chance..
Would you like it if you were innocent but forced to do time, forced to do time for something you didnt do.. Think about it.
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Anquelia
10 years ago
Support this change in Louisiana
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Alex Abbitt
10 years ago
there are individuals that I know personally who are serving life sentences that are completely rehabilitated and will be positive members of society if given the chance. Please pass this bill
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theresa jack
10 years ago
Curtis Frank #244655
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Ruth Fox
10 years ago
God is a forgiving God. He gave us a second chance when His son died for us. We should ask ourselves, "What would Jesus do?" Please consider giving first time offenders a second chance.
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Sally
10 years ago
Twenty years is life- give these men/women a second chance!
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Leah Webb
10 years ago
I hope it passes.
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Eric Scott
10 years ago
I support
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Zina Thomas
10 years ago
First of all I believe in second change. Second of all our State budget cannot afford it. Louisiana has the worst and hardest law. These lifers that have serve 25 or more years should be eligible with requirements
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Candy Verda-LeBlanc
10 years ago
Buddy Woodburn!!
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chastity james
10 years ago
Please everyone deserves a second chance. My husband was only 18 when he was sentenced. Never had he been in trouble b4 and 1 incident cost him the rest of his life and his family is truly the ones paying for it. Everyone deserves a second chance especially if u were still a kid. Free Alan James Jr. Please
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Thelma Winn Wright
10 years ago
Ever Human have rights. And deserve a
Second chance,
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Antonio
10 years ago
Yes
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Elvis Price
10 years ago
I think that will be a good ideal i think that people should have a new life at life
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Patricia Williams
10 years ago
Send Mr. larcour home
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Maria
10 years ago
Justice has payed his dues he is a model inmate and has participate in every program available to him. Please give this young man a second chance at life. He did not commit the crimes. Let him go home to be part of society and to spend time with his family.
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Ahisha Smallwood
10 years ago
Free him till we see him!!
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Theresa Smith
10 years ago
Signed,,,,,thanks Justin,,,I too have a loved one affected. Louisiana lawmakers are a hurdle of jokers. Very disrespectful. Thanks from my family.
Pass this bill
A first time of finder should not be sentenced for life.. Everyone should have a second chance and the chance to be rehabilitated. ..
Please give him a chance.. Would you like it if you were innocent but forced to do time, forced to do time for something you didnt do.. Think about it.
Support this change in Louisiana
there are individuals that I know personally who are serving life sentences that are completely rehabilitated and will be positive members of society if given the chance. Please pass this bill
Curtis Frank #244655
God is a forgiving God. He gave us a second chance when His son died for us. We should ask ourselves, "What would Jesus do?" Please consider giving first time offenders a second chance.
Twenty years is life- give these men/women a second chance!
I hope it passes.
I support
First of all I believe in second change. Second of all our State budget cannot afford it. Louisiana has the worst and hardest law. These lifers that have serve 25 or more years should be eligible with requirements
Buddy Woodburn!!
Please everyone deserves a second chance. My husband was only 18 when he was sentenced. Never had he been in trouble b4 and 1 incident cost him the rest of his life and his family is truly the ones paying for it. Everyone deserves a second chance especially if u were still a kid. Free Alan James Jr. Please
Ever Human have rights. And deserve a Second chance,
Yes
I think that will be a good ideal i think that people should have a new life at life
Send Mr. larcour home
Justice has payed his dues he is a model inmate and has participate in every program available to him. Please give this young man a second chance at life. He did not commit the crimes. Let him go home to be part of society and to spend time with his family.
Free him till we see him!!
Signed,,,,,thanks Justin,,,I too have a loved one affected. Louisiana lawmakers are a hurdle of jokers. Very disrespectful. Thanks from my family.