A federal judge concluded Tuesday that a man who has spent approximately 19 years of a 58-year sentence in prison for multiple armed carjackings had paid his debt to society and resentenced him to time served.
Eastern District John Gleeson (See Profile) said that the case of Francois Holloway, 57, highlighted the harshness of mandatory sentencing statutes and praised the Eastern District U.S. Attorney’s Office for modifying the conviction.
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