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Violation tells the story of two families bound together by an unthinkable crime. It explores America's opaque parole system and asks: How much time in prison is enough? Who gets to decide? And, when someone commits a terrible crime, what does redemption look like?

Violation tells the story of two families bound together by an unthinkable crime. It explores America's opaque parole system and asks: How much time in prison is enough? Who gets to decide? And, when someone commits a terrible crime, what does redemption look like?

Violation tells the story of two families bound together by an unthinkable crime. It explores America's opaque parole system and asks: How much time in prison is enough? Who gets to decide? And, when someone commits a terrible crime, what does redemption look like?

Violence. Power. Privilege. A new podcast from WBUR and The Marshall Project explores these themes through one case — and pulls back the curtain on the secretive world of parole boards.

Violence. Power. Privilege. The series examines these themes through a tragic case — and pulls back the curtain on the secretive world of parole boards.