State Sen. Rob Bradley. Courtesy photo.
Top House and Senate budget writers have agreed to provide $750,000 to the Florida Commission on Offender Review during the upcoming fiscal year to help with the investigative portion of the process that leads to decisions by the Board of Executive Clemency.
May 01, 2019 at 11:48 AM
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Florida lawmakers are setting aside money to help alleviate the state’s heavy clemency caseload — and speed up the process in which felons’ rights can be restored.
Top House and Senate budget writers have agreed to provide $750,000 to the Florida Commission on Offender Review during the upcoming fiscal year to help with the investigative portion of the process that leads to decisions by the Board of Executive Clemency.
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