Public Faces No Danger From Release of Prisoners
Virginia officials reassure the public about a mass parole release of about 400 prisoners under a July 1 law requiring release for those with six months remaining. Sen. Stanley C. Walker urges monitoring by three Crime Commission members amid Tidewater safety concerns and parole officers’ unease over the timing and notice.
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Parole Law Affects About 650 Prisoners and Police Investigations
Corrections Director Terrell Don Hutto defended the new parole law saying it will protect public safety and deter recidivism as about 650 prisoners are affected. The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports a State Crime Commission plan to hire more investigators and restructure the criminal intelligence bureau, with recommendations to place the unit higher and refer sensitive questions to a subcommittee.
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