Arkansas' GOP Gov Hutchinson orders his Parole Board to consider release of prisoners to mitigate the risk of Covid-19. Alabama's Parole Bureau stopped hearing cases "because of" the pandemic but publicity forced them to begin again - on May 18. @GovernorKayIvey @RepEngland70https://twitter.com/AsaHutchinson/status/1252014429593632769 …
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It’s a little late. In the past few days, 348 inmates have tested positive out of 634 tests. More test results are coming. Many of those testing positive were asymptomatic.
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Why don’t they hear cases via cctv
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Beautiful
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Trumpies ain’t gonna like that Asa!
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He should, Imates can spread coronavirus and it can be a very dangerous situation.
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Happening in MS at Parchman Farm.
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If we had a good president, they would make cannabis federally legal and commute the sentences of everyone in prison for non-violent cannabis convictions and let them go. Between them and the elderly, should open up the prisons a lot.
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Stop at your first sentence. It ain’t gonna happen.
#VoteBlue2020
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