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What Does Being on Parole Actually Mean?
Willie Redmond returns for a follow-up discussion about the challenges he faced after being released from prison after 40+ years. The first thing he learned was that parole means, "in custody - at large." Hope you enjoy the conversation. Sorry - it's a bit choppy again due to poor audio quality.
Elizabeth Comeau and Michele Garfinkel are attorneys representing eligible parolees at their parole suitability hearings.
DISCLAIMER
The views and opinions expressed by the guests of this program do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of Elizabeth Comeau and Michele Garfinkle.
According State Bar of California, FormalOpinion No. 1995-142, all advertisements are subject to the requirement of California Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 1-400. If anything in this podcast is confusing, misleading, or deceptive, please notify the attorney in writing immediately. This podcast is not intended to guarantee, warranty, or predict the outcome of any future parole suitability hearing or other judicial proceeding.
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By Elizabeth E. Comeau, Attorney at LawWillie Redmond returns for a follow-up discussion about the challenges he faced after being released from prison after 40+ years. The first thing he learned was that parole means, "in custody - at large." Hope you enjoy the conversation. Sorry - it's a bit choppy again due to poor audio quality.
Elizabeth Comeau and Michele Garfinkel are attorneys representing eligible parolees at their parole suitability hearings.
DISCLAIMER
The views and opinions expressed by the guests of this program do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of Elizabeth Comeau and Michele Garfinkle.
According State Bar of California, FormalOpinion No. 1995-142, all advertisements are subject to the requirement of California Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 1-400. If anything in this podcast is confusing, misleading, or deceptive, please notify the attorney in writing immediately. This podcast is not intended to guarantee, warranty, or predict the outcome of any future parole suitability hearing or other judicial proceeding.