Two state Parole Board commissioners have slammed Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office for urging the panel to release a man convicted of notorious sex offenses rather than taking steps to exonerate the potentially-innocent inmate.
March 03, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Two state Parole Board commissioners have slammed Attorney General Eric Schneiderman’s office for urging the panel to release a man convicted of notorious sex offenses rather than taking steps to exonerate the potentially-innocent inmate.
The criticism came at a recent parole hearing for Ronald Bower, who has spent 23 years in state prison for sex crimes in Queens and Nassau County that several investigators, and now the attorney general, do not believe he committed.
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