Research finds that young, Black people in Pennsylvania are more likely to serve life sentences without parole because of second-degree murder convictions.

Young Black People More Likely To Serve Life Without Parole Due To Higher Rate Of Second-Degree Murder Convictions

The Confluence ended production on Friday, August 4th. WESA thanks Kevin Gavin, Marylee Williams, Laura Tsutsui and everyone who has played a part in the program’s seven years of service.The Confluence blended reporting from the WESA newsroom with one-on-one interviews and roundtable conversations about issues important to our region.

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Young Black People More Likely To Serve Life Without Parole Due To Higher Rate Of Second-Degree Murder Convictions

Young Black People More Likely To Serve Life Without Parole Due To Higher Rate Of Second-Degree Murder Convictions