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Federal prison workers say conflicting orders on coronavirus response is putting lives at risk The Bureau of Prisons on Thursday reported that two staff members were presumed positive for COVID-19.

https://wreg.com/2019/12/31/illinois-governor-clears-thousands-of-ma*****na-convictions/

Illinois governor clears thousands of ma*****na convictions CHICAGO (AP) — Illinois’ governor granted more than 11,000 pardons for low-level ma*****na convictions on Tuesday, describing the step as a first wave of thousands of such expungements anticipated under the state’s new ma*****na legalization law. The expungement process is a key part of the la...

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Meek Mill, Reform Alliance Leaders Give Back To Children Impacted By Incarceration Meek Mill and Reform Alliance leaders treated children whose lives have been impacted by incarceration to a shopping spree.

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Peanut King: After 37 years in prison, a giant of Baltimore’s drug trade returns to face his city’s ruins Before Baltimore earned its reputation as a he**in capital, before its drug corners appeared on “The Wire,” before the body count pushed past 2,200 over a decade — before it all came Maurice “Peanut” King.

https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2019/12/04/after-years-military-veteran-exonerated-troubled-child-s*x-assault-case/

After 16 years, Navy veteran exonerated in child s*x assault case Tears of relief streamed down Roynes Dural’s face.

Over 20 years ago I was arrested on felony charges. For over 20 years I was a convicted felon, however, I didn't live as a convicted felon. I live/lived as a man that works hard to provide for his family and give back to his community in the best way possible. Today, I stand in the parking lot of the police station where I was detained. When I posted bail the officer told me that " I would be back. You all come back." It was at that moment in 1995 that I made myself a promise. I learned patience, tenacity, how to move and cry in silence, and how to believe in your dreams.
Today, I kept that officer's declaration and returned to the precinct . Only one catch though; I didn't return as a felon in cuffs.
I'm not sure who this will encourage but if you've set a dream or a vision in motion , believe in yourself and create a door if the door you want to walk through is locked.

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This dad helps fathers coming out of prison get back on their feet for parenthood Charles Daniels, Jr., founded a charity that gives bags for dads in prison after growing up without a dad in his life.