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legal2 days ago

Court freezes Trump parole revocation plan affecting thousands of immigrants

A federal judge in Boston issued a temporary restraining order delaying the Trump administration’s plan to end ‘family reunification parole’ for more than 10,000 immigrants, finding that officials failed to provide proper direct notice. The order extends current parole status while the case proceeds, noting that many affected individuals may not have online accounts for notice. The decision comes amid broader immigration crackdowns and ongoing legal challenges to the administration’s deportation efforts.

via Politico|
#family-reunification#immigration#judiciary
law-and-justice3 months ago

Judge Denies Menendez Brothers' Request for New Trial

The Menendez brothers' attempt for a new trial based on newly discovered evidence was denied by a judge, reinforcing their convictions for murder. The evidence, including allegations of abuse and a letter from a cousin, was deemed insufficient and irrelevant by the court. The brothers also faced setbacks in parole hearings, with their chances of release remaining uncertain, though clemency remains a possible avenue.

via ABC News|
#evidence#law-and-justice#menendez-brothers
law-and-justice4 months ago

Menendez Brothers Face Parole Board Amid Public Scrutiny

Erik and Lyle Menendez, who have been imprisoned for over 30 years for the 1989 murder of their parents, are undergoing separate parole hearings following a resentencing that reduced their sentences. Their chances of early release are being considered by a California parole board, with final approval resting with Governor Gavin Newsom. The brothers' case has garnered renewed media attention and public support, amid broader criminal justice reforms increasing parole opportunities in California.

via The New York Times|
#california#criminal-justice-reform#law-and-justice
crime7 months ago

Manson Follower Patricia Krenwinkel Recommended for Parole

Patricia Krenwinkel, a former Manson family member convicted of notorious murders, has been approved for parole after 54 years in prison, but her release awaits final approval from Governor Gavin Newsom, who previously reversed her parole. Krenwinkel has participated in therapy and been deemed no longer a safety risk, but her case remains controversial due to the heinous nature of her crimes and opposition from victims' families.

via Los Angeles Times|
#crime#gavin-newsom#los-angeles-times
crime7 months ago

Manson Family Member Patricia Krenwinkel Recommended for Parole

Patricia Krenwinkel, a convicted murderer involved in the 1969 Manson family killings, has been recommended for parole again, but her release is not guaranteed as the governor has the authority to reverse the decision; she has served over 50 years in prison and has shown remorse and rehabilitation efforts, though opposition remains due to the severity of her crimes.

via NPR|
#california#crime#criminal-justice
crime1 year ago

Missing Boy's Case Unravels with Teen's Disturbing Inquiries

In 1993, 13-year-old Eric Smith confessed to the murder of 4-year-old Derrick Robie in Savona, New York, after raising suspicions with his family. Smith, who grew up in an abusive environment and was bullied, was convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to nine years-to-life in prison. Despite opposition from Robie's family, Smith was granted parole in 2021 after serving 28 years, claiming he had changed through therapy and expressing a desire to help bullied children. His release remains controversial, with Robie's family advocating for longer intervals between parole hearings for violent offenders.

via Yahoo! Voices|
#bullying#crime#derrick-robie
crime1 year ago

Menendez Brothers Return to Court Seeking Freedom After 28 Years

Erik and Lyle Menendez, serving life sentences for the 1989 murder of their parents, are seeking to have their convictions vacated based on new evidence of alleged sexual abuse by their father. Their defense argues that this evidence, including a letter and a declaration from a former boy band member, supports their claims and could lead to their release or resentencing. The case is being reviewed by Judge Michael V. Jesic, with outgoing L.A. County D.A. George Gascón supporting a new sentence that could make them eligible for parole. The brothers' case has drawn significant public and media attention over the years.

via Los Angeles Times|
#courthearing#crime#menendezbrothers
crime1 year ago

NYPD Officer Leaves Hospital After Queens Shooting Amid Questions on Suspect's Release

NYPD Officer Rich Wong, who was shot in the thigh during a confrontation with ex-con Gary Worthy, was applauded by colleagues as he left Jamaica Hospital. Despite his injury, Wong managed to fatally shoot Worthy, who had committed two armed robberies and was on lifetime parole. The incident has sparked debate over parole policies and the need for stricter remand rules for violent offenders.

via New York Post |
#armed-robbery#crime#heroism
crime1 year ago

Queens Shootout: Parolee with Violent Past Killed by NYPD, Officer Wounded

A police shootout in Jamaica, Queens resulted in the death of 57-year-old Gary Worthy, who was on lifetime parole with a violent criminal history. Worthy, involved in multiple armed robberies, was shot by NYPD officers after firing an illegal firearm during the incidents. An officer and a bystander were also injured in the chaos. Worthy had 17 prior arrests and was wanted for several recent robberies. The incident raises questions about criminal reform and parole policies.

via ABC7 New York|
#crime#criminal-reform#nypd
crime1 year ago

NYPD Officer Shoots Parolee in Queens Amid Violent Confrontation

A career criminal on lifetime parole, Gary Worthy, was killed in a shootout with NYPD officers in Queens after allegedly robbing two stores. Officer Rich Wong and a bystander were injured but are expected to recover. Worthy, with a history of violent crimes, was wanted for multiple recent robberies. The incident has sparked criticism of the criminal justice system for allowing Worthy to remain free despite his extensive criminal record. Mayor Eric Adams and police officials have expressed frustration over the system's failures.

via New York Post |
#crime#criminal-justice#nypd
crime1 year ago

Susan Smith, Convicted Child Killer, Seeks Parole 30 Years Later

Susan Smith, who was convicted of murdering her two young sons by drowning them in 1994, is seeking parole after nearly 30 years in prison. Smith, who has had multiple disciplinary issues while incarcerated, will present her case to a parole board, which requires a majority vote for her release. The case, which initially involved a false claim of carjacking, drew significant media attention. While some, including a former juror, believe she has served her time, others, including her ex-husband and the former prosecutor, oppose her release.

via NBC News|
#child-murder#crime#parole
crime1 year ago

Debate Reignites Over Menendez Brothers' Imprisonment

Former prosecutors of Erik and Lyle Menendez argue against their release, despite new evidence of alleged sexual abuse by their father, as Los Angeles County DA George Gascón recommends parole eligibility after 30 years in prison for murdering their parents. The brothers' case, which gained renewed attention from a Netflix series, originally ended in life sentences without parole, with prosecutors claiming they killed for inheritance.

via New York Post |
#crime#georgegascon#menendezbrothers