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According to a 2002 U.S. Justice Department report, 6.7 million people in the U.S. were under “correctional supervision”—prison, jail, parole or probation—nearly four times as many people as in 1980. It is estimated that, on any day, upwards...
MARK DAVID CHAPMAN, John Lennon's killer, at a parole hearing, on whether his pathological craving for attention has been satisfied
"In some ways I'm a bigger nobody than I was before, because ... people hate me now." MARK DAVID CHAPMAN, John Lennon's killer, at a parole hearing
Following emotional statements from the victim’s relatives and Pring-Wilson’s parents, Cambridge Superior Court Judge Regina Quinlan sentenced Pring-Wilson, 26, to eight years in prison, with the option for parole after six.
After hearing impact statements from the victim’s relatives and character statements from Pring-Wilson’s parents, Judge Regina Quinlan sentenced 26-year-old Pring-Wilson to eight years in prison, with the option for parole after six.