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Judgment Day: Prison or Parole?
Each year in America, 85% of inmates seeking early release will be denied, but 15% will be released from prison before serving their full sentences. Two thirds of these parolees will commit a crime that sends them back behind bars, making the decision to release an inmate early an agonizing dilemma. Judgment Day: Prison or Parole is an investigative series that takes viewers inside the high stakes decisions made by parole boards everyday. When 95% of inmates in the US will eventually be placed back into society, parole board members must decide who should remain incarcerated and who is safe for release.
2016 8.0/10 community score 1 season · 3 episodes Ended
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Unforgiven
Aired 43 min
Eric Felix has served five years for criminal negligent homicide, which resulted in the death of his wife. Travis McLennan, convicted of sexual abuse of a minor, hopes the board can look past his poor decisions. The parole boards must decide to keep the inmates incarcerated or release them back into society.
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