Inmate who was key to juvenile life debate is up for parole
Published: November 21, 2021
Henry Montgomery, 75, is still behind bars nearly six decades after his 1963 arrest.
Source: kxxv.com
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United StatesDistrict Of ColumbiaBaton RougeCharles HurtAndrew HundleyHenry MontgomeryKeith NordykeLouisiana CenterSupreme CourtCampaign For The Fair Sentencing Of YouthLouisiana Parole ProjectEast Baton RougeFair SentencingParole ProjectLouisiana ParoleBrazos County NewsCentral Texas NewsIn Recent YearsUndreds Of People Once Destined To Spend The Rest Their Lives In Prison After Being Convicted Crimes As Juveniles Have Gone Free Supreme Court Decisions Ruling That Young Are Capable Change And Should Be Givena Second Chance But So Far Man Whose Case Has Been Central This 75 Year Old Henry Montgomery Is Still Behind Bars Nearly Six Decades His 1963 Arrest May Wednesday Whena Louisiana Parole Board Votes For Third Time Whether Grant State Gotten About Fifty Eight Years Montgomerys Life He Doesnt Much Left Whats Value Making Him Spenda Couple More There IFor OneAnnot See ItAid Andrew Hundley Who Runs The Louisiana Parole Project That Will Providea Home And Support For Montgomery Should He Be Released Was Arrested After Fatally Shooting Charles HurtN East Baton Rouge Sheriffs DeputyHo Caught Him Skipping School Montgomery Was 17 At The Time He Initially Sentenced To Death But States Supreme Court Threw Out His Conviction In 1966Aying He Didnt Geta Fair Trial The Case Was Retried