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THE MORAL LAW

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Janitria Jackson
8 years ago

Everyone deserves a second chances no one deserves to be judged by their skin color or the way they talk or by the way they look. I feel like as human beings we all deserve second chances and not to be judged.its alot of families out here being hurt because alot of our family members are being taking away from us

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Tracy Hardaway
8 years ago

For the people !

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keith williams
8 years ago

This is insane to give these people all these many years ..please give these people a second chance

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Nikesha Williams
8 years ago

Free these people. ..it's morally wrong

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BernitaWilliams
8 years ago

We need to help our people under this guidelines

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Benita M Williams
8 years ago

Let's do the right thing for Kevin B Brown!!!

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Crystal lake
8 years ago

free Terry lake

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Rebecca Mckay
8 years ago

Let's make this reality!

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Michael Anthony Smith
8 years ago

This is travesty, I agree with someone serving time for their crime but life without parole. The private prison instutions should be abolished. wake up florida and do the right thing. you have a God to answer to

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Change this law

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Michael Addison
8 years ago

It does not take a lifetime for one to change his/her thought process. I think each and every man or woman convicted of a serious crime deserves, at least, a chance at a new existence...

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Angela Savage
8 years ago

I believe that you should give people parole after a certain amount of time. If they didn't hurt anyone or kill anyone they should have the opportunity for parole. That's not fair that they have to sit there and live their lives in there when they could be trying to get their lives straight. Pedifiles can come out after 5 to 7 years. Doesn't make sense......

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Nicholas Story
8 years ago

With this petition and I'm providing my full support with hopes that this will pass.

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Laura errante
8 years ago Featured

I believe in this petition because it will help people reunite with their families that have served a sufficient amount of time incarcerated and have shown they can be productive members of society and possibly giving back to the community after being rehabilitated in Florida Department of Corrections

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William R Hallstrom
8 years ago

I believe that people who have served a sufficient amount of prison time should be able to have a chance to be released back into society So that they can become productive members of society

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Thomas Lemmey
8 years ago

yes

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Chase eaton
8 years ago

I believe if the people that have life sentences and have served a sufficient amount of time and have shown that they can live in society without any future problems and have a good support system on the outside that they may have another chance to be productive members of society and also there for their families and friends and can be an example and do community service for those who feel like they have no hope in life and use their lives and experiences as examples I believe if this laws passed people will see a brighter future and their life although this law is discretionary it gives people that have changed their life another chance to prove to society that they can do bigger and better things with the remainder of their future and help those that need a better way of life like getting involved with reentry programs on the outside and helping the community in a better way basically they would be giving back to the community which is much needed by people who have served a sufficient amount of time on the in side

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Nelson Kowalczyk
8 years ago

Amen Jewie, you are sooo right. God bless you for speaking out with the truth.

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Hasan Davis
8 years ago

God Speed

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jewie tryon
9 years ago

I just want you to know that there are many parole elgible inmates who ARE NOT RAPIST OR MURDERS as well. Their crimes were robbery or of some other extent. I will be the first to tell you that the FDOC is full of injustice and needs to be fixed because my husband is an inmate and over the many years of his incarceration I have seen men DIE in prison while waiting for the parole to be granted. You need to know the facts about the parole board and the FACT IS THAT THEY DENY ALMOST EVERYONE. Right now I know guys who were suppose to go home in the 1990's but instead the parole board suspended their parole and they have no out date some are in their 70's now. Recently a man went before the board having served already 40 years and being 66 years old they gave him an out date of 2050 knowing he will be dead by then. THIS IS HOW THOSE PAROLE EGLIBLE INMATES are treated. They are not all Murderes and lets not forget that SIN IS SIN anyway and you cannot say justice for one and not for another when you do not know the circumstance of that persons crime. Most inmates commit crimes under the influence of addiction and while that is not an excuse I know it is a factor and in their sober self they would never do such a thing as murder. I had an abortion as a teenager. That is MURDER yet I walk free today. We need to bring back parole for everyone who has served 25 years or more and if they prove to be DR free and working toward goals then they should be released no matter what the crime. GOD CHANGES PEOPLE. PRISON CHANGES PEOPLE and the statistic show that those who serve 25 years or more in prison are less likely to come back then those who they send in for 5 to 15 years. Actually these 5 to 15 years almost always reoffend with a more violent crime. This should not be happening. Please make sure you understand that just because this state says they have Parole elgible inmates it DOES NOT mean they are releasing them. These guys are dying in prison not at home. I recently wat