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Pen Pals: Find a friend behind enemy lines

Pen Pals: Find a friend behind enemy lines
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Plymouth County DA recommends Brockton s William Allen for commutation

Plymouth County DA recommends Brockton s William Allen for commutation
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Former BSU day care worker faces sexually dangerous person hearing

Kyle P. Loughlin, now 27, pleaded guilty in 2017 to two counts of rape and abuse of a child, three counts of indecent assault and battery on a child under 14 and one count of larceny from a building. He was sentenced to serve 7 1/2 years in jail, followed by 10 years of probation. His conditions of probation include registering as a sex offender, completing treatment, wearing a GPS-monitoring bracelet and staying away from and having no contact with any of the victims in the case. Loughlin was scheduled to be released from jail on May 17 after serving his sentence, including receiving credit for time served awaiting trial.

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With COVID Waning, SJC Asks For Guidance On Prisoner Releases

An inmates stands in a cell inside one of Massachusetts county jails. (Jesse Costa/WBUR) With zero coronavirus cases now reported in Massachusetts prisons, the state s highest court is reviewing whether the virus should still be considered when a prisoner requests release. The SJC heard arguments Wednesday in a case that asks whether a judge should take into account if a prisoner has had COVID-19 or has been vaccinated. The case involves 59-year-old William McDermott, who is seeking a stay of his sentence. He s been in prison since his 1982 conviction on murder charges. Other court rulings suggest that because McDermott had COVID, and has been vaccinated, judges do not have to consider the virus in reviewing requests for a stay of sentence. But McDermott s attorney Hayne Barnwell said there is still uncertainty about the long term benefits of the vaccine and the risks to clients like hers who have underlying health issues.

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It s gut-wrenching : Edgar Bowser, man who killed Shrewsbury Police Officer James Lonchiadis in 1975, granted medical parole

‘It’s gut-wrenching’: Edgar Bowser, man who killed Shrewsbury Police Officer James Lonchiadis in 1975, granted medical parole Updated Feb 04, 2021; In 1975, Edgar Bowser, armed with a .32 caliber handgun, shot and killed 28-year-old Shrewsbury Police Officer James Lonchiadis. Forty-six years later, Bowser has been granted medical parole. The 62-year-old inmate has spent much of the past five decades behind bars but is now being granted medical parole after a decision was issued by Massachusetts Department of Correction Commissioner Carol Mici, sources told MassLive. Bowser, an inmate at Old Colony Correctional Center in Bridgewater, has been diagnosed with metastatic nasopharyngeal carcinoma, a rare cancer that originates in the upper part of the throat. The cancer has spread to his bones, and he remains unresponsive, which is why he was granted medical parole in the first place, according to Bowser’s Somerville-based attorney, Rebecca Rose.

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