Hundreds of California Inmates Convicted Under 'Felony Murder Rule' Prep for New Shot at Freedom
Advocates with the organization Re:store Justice, who also championed Senate Bill 1437, toured prisons throughout the state in December, hosting a 'down-and-dirty' 90-minute law school class for prisoners who could see a new chance at freedom in 2019.
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