Word: parolee
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CONVICTED. JOHN ALLEN MUHAMMAD, 42, first of two men tried in the sniper attacks that killed 10 in the D.C. area last fall; on all four counts with which he was charged, including capital murder; in Virginia Beach, Va. The jury must now decide whether to sentence Muhammad to death...
These students make up the vast majority of PLAP, a student-run, volunteer-based organization that provides inmates with free legal representation for administrative prison hearings on matters such as discipline violations and parole.
PLEADED GUILTY. GARY RIDGWAY, 54, truck painter and longtime suspect in the notorious Green River killings; to strangling 48 women to death in the Seattle area in the 1980s, making him the deadliest convicted serial killer in U.S. history and ending a two-decade investigation by police; in Seattle. In...
OVERTURNED. The 1983 conviction of EDWIN WILSON, 75, former CIA officer; after a federal judge ruled that prosecutors used false testimony to hide the fact that the CIA had employed him to sell 20 tons of plastic explosives to Libya in the largest illegal weapons deal in U.S. history; in...
Prisoner Willie Chapman received permission from the Ohio Board of Corrections to delay his scheduled parole by one day so he could attend a prison meeting of the Promise Keepers, a religious based group that focuses on self-betterment.