From Inside Supermax: Part 7 of 8
This is the 7th of 8 posts. Part 1 is here. Part 2 is here. Part 3 is here. Part 4 is here. Part 5 is here. Part 6 is here. What do you look most forward to each day? … Continue reading →
View ArticleFrom Inside Supermax: Part 8 of 8
This is the last of 8 posts. Part 1 is here. Part 2 is here. Part 3 is here. Part 4 is here. Part 5 is here. Part 6 is here. Part 7 is here. You must have run the … Continue reading →
View ArticleIllinois Continues to Debate Second Chances for JLWOPs
The Washington Post released a piece on the debate about Juvenile LWOPs in Illinois here. Please note that my previous post from guest blogger, Jennifer Bishop-Jenkins from Illinois Victims expands on...
View ArticleFrom Inside Supermax: The Corrections Staff (9 of 18)
I recently did an eight part series of posts with Jacob Ind, who was sentenced as a juvenile to LWOP and is currently incarcerated in the Colorado State Penitentiary, a Supermax prison. These posts...
View ArticleFinding Gratitude Within Prison Walls
Cheryl Armstrong is serving a 96-year sentence in Canon City, Colorado for two counts of second degree murder. She did not kill anyone, but drove the getaway car and was accused of being the...
View ArticleCheryl Armstrong’s Inspirations
Cheryl Armstrong is currently serving a 96 year sentence in the Colorado Womens Prison. Her story is here. I asked Cheryl Armstrong, if she was inspired by anyone. This is what she told me: I always...
View ArticleThe Life Cheryl Dreams Of
I asked Cheryl Armstrong (her story is here) what kind of life she imagined for herself, if she were to be released from prison. This is what she said: The kind of life outside I picture myself living...
View ArticleNational Organization of Victims of Juvenile Lifers
Several weeks ago, I spoke with Jennifer Bishop-Jenkins of Illinois.victims.org after she commented on a post I’d done that she felt had portrayed murder victims’ families as vengeful. That hadn’t been...
View ArticleJuvenile LWOP in Israel
Juvenile LWOP in Israel, isn’t really LWOP — exactly. See this post from the University of San Francisco: “The Center For Law and Global Justice has issued a report on the sentencing of child offenders...
View ArticleEight Year Old May be Charged as Adult
From the New York Times: ST. JOHNS, Ariz. — A week after the police charged an 8-year-old boy in the premeditated shooting deaths of his father and another man, the boy’s mother, teachers and others...
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