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Kyle Hedquist received clemency in 2022 for a life sentence he was given for a crime he committed when he was 18. In this episode Kyle tells us all about the work he did while serving his time in the Oregon Department of Corrections, the horrible conditions many prisoners find themselves living under, and the important work of restorative justice he has done as a policy advocate since his release.
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Kyle Hedquist received clemency in 2022 for a life sentence he was given for a crime he committed when he was 18. In this episode Kyle tells us all about the work he did while serving his time in the Oregon Department of Corrections, the horrible conditions many prisoners find themselves living under, and the important work of restorative justice he has done as a policy advocate since his release.
GET LOUD STAY LOUD
JOIN VIRGINIA'S CAMPAIGN FOR STATE SENATE
DONATE TO THE CAMPAIGN - EARLY MONEY IS SO POWERFUL
SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER, GET A YARD SIGN, OR ENDORSE VIRGINIA
VISIT THE CAMPAIGN WEBSITE
Tiktok: VirginiaStapleton
Bluesky: Demobrats
Instagram: VoteVirginiaStapleton
Facebook: Elect Virginia Stapleton
email us: [email protected]
Be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode!

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