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>> orosco? >> yes, sir. >> you ready? >> yeah. >> it is a day of reckoning for eloy orosco. >> a big day for me. im really nervous. >> he is on his way to a parole hearing. orosco could have his parole reinstated and go home or be sent to prison for up to 2 1/2 more years to complete his sentence for burglary. he could also be sent to an intermediate sanction facility, or isf, a halfway house for parole violators. oroscos parole violations include a failed drug test and allegations by his sister...

>> jeanine: of course. the context of the trial was what was important. two years after the l.a. riots, two years after rodney king. l.a. police department had a terrible relationship with the minority community. the jury was ten african-americans, and that in itself ive got no problem with. but when youre the only person, mike furman. >> eric: antonio, one of the convictions was -- conditions of parole was he cant violate the parole. even the most minute violation. this guy is already a repeat ...

>> thats all right. >> its all right? >> police, they come after me because of my past history. its easier for them to point a finger at someone whos done something like this before. you cant blame them, because i did put them in a situation, but it does kind of suck. >> michael is on the brink of his 18th birthday, and approaching adulthood is a dangerous place to be for a juvenile repeat offender.

You cant blame them, because i did put them in a situation, but it does kind of suck. >> michael is on the brink of his 18th birthday, and approaching adulthood is a dangerous place to be for a juvenile repeat offender. >> i would ask the court please allow this young man one more opportunity. he understands the next time hes in trouble he will be in the adult court. >> a person turns 18 theres not at least in the juvenile court system a lot of choices for us to make. because everyones looking, ...

Did put myself in a situation, but it does kind of suck. >> michael is on the brink of his 18th birthday, and approaching adulthood is a dangerous place to be for a juvenile repeat offender. >> i would ask the court please allow this young man one more opportunity. he understands the next time hes in trouble, he will be in the adult court. >> a person turns 18, theres not, at least in the juvenile court system, a lot of choices for us to make. because everyones looking, oh, we have this little w...

Will decide whether they send me back to prison or reinstate me on parole. >> orosco is entitled to make the case in the hearing, but his sister-in-law is also invited to testify. >> if my sister-in-law shows up. i am guilty. because i am a repeat offender and because ive been incarcerated so many times, my word is really not -- not trustworthy. with my sister-in-law, you never know. she is unpredictable. so with my luck she will show and ill go back to prison. i guess i leave it in gods hand an...

>> it is a day of reckoning for eloy orosco. >> a big day for me. i am really nervous. >> he is on his way to a parole hearing. orosco could have his parole reinstated and go home or be sent to prison for up to 2 1/2 more years to complete his sentence for burglary. he could also be sent to an intermediate sanction facility, or isf, a halfway house for parole violators. oroscos parole violations include a failed drug test and allegations by his sister-in-law that he made terroristic threats agai...

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Relocational hearing where theyll decide whether they send me back to prison or reinstate me on parole. >> erasco is entitled to make his case in the hearing, but his sister-in-law is also invited to testify. >> if my sister-in-law shows up, im guilty. because im a repeat offender and because ive been incarcerated so many times, my word is really not trustworthy. with my sister-in-law, you never know. shes unpredictable. with my luck, shell show and ill go back to prison. so, i guess i leave it ...