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aging prisoners

Age Justice
Michelle and Robert Lind

He was Waiting for Clemency. Now He’s Fighting Coronavirus.

By Brooke Henderson | May 20, 2020

Robert Lind, 73, is serving a 50-years-to-life sentence for a shooting in 1983.

Age Justice
Arnie Raimondo

Opinion: If Ever There Were a Time for Clemency, It’s Now

By Steven Zeidman | April 15, 2020

‘Arnie candidly wrote that he was convicted of a double homicide in Brooklyn. ‘I make no bones about it, I was a bad guy.’ He’ll first be eligible for parole when, should he live that long, he’d be 81.’

aging prisoners
sing sing protest

Calls for Clemency at Vigil for COVID-19 Death at Sing Sing

By Brooke Henderson | April 5, 2020

Advocates gathered in their cars or stood six feet apart beyond the fence of Sing Sing correctional facility Friday to hold a vigil for Juan Mosquero, 58.

Age Justice

Advocates for Aging Prisoners Look to Force a Debate on Parole

By Roshan Abraham | August 20, 2019

Opposition from police unions and lukewarm support from Democrats doomed efforts to ease the path to parole for aging prisoners this year. But supporters say they intend to keep pushing for a conversation about violence, rehabilitation and safety.

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