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One commutation went to a 65-year-old Kentucky man who had drawn a life sentence for running a huge marijuana farm; six others were freed from life sentences for cocaine-related offenses. President Obama announced another round of 46 commutations on July 13 — prisoners must wait three months for their actual release — and is considering more.
Mr. Norris’s winding, six-prison path to freedom followed early resentment over his long sentence, fatalistic acclimation to a middle age lived behind bars, and then 10 years in which he spent dozens of hours a week in prison libraries learning federal drug law and pursuing legal avenues to release.
भिडियो हेर्न को लागि तलको बिज्ञापन लाइ हटाउनुहोस्
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