David Lenefsky, an attorney in New York, writes: There seems however to be a recent change in both board willingness to grant parole and the willingness of the courts to scrutinize board decisions and order a new parole hearing.
December 18, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The following is a true story.
Location: Nassau County. Date: March 11, 1986. Husband, 30 years old, discovers his wife, age 25, has been unfaithful. He strangles her and buries her body out of state. Police question him a week later and he confesses and discloses the location of the body.
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