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Him the maximum, which is the ten years on the two counts, five each. Or does she give mim any kind of a break here . We certainly saw that break in the case in virginia. If you recall the judge there said Paul Manafort had lived basically a bleemless life before he did anything he was charged with. And the big question is what will happen tomorrow . Will the judge go ahead and give him the maximum . She as you said has had a very different view of Paul Manafort throughout this case, throughout this investigation. The judge in virginia having a little more compassion for him. Had quite the opi...

Torturing them. Thats what he was all about. That was Andrew Urdiales thing. Sentenced to death in illinois for killing three women, his life was spared when the governor abolished the Death Penalty. As a result, the state of california extradited him to face justice for five murders he committed there. What makes him different from other people that youve tried even for horrible murders . He enjoyed it. He went out and hunted women. Just like a wrecking ball, the damage hes done. This is the most evil person i thinki ive ever met in my life. In an exclusive interview, the last one he will eve...

San quentin is home to more than 5,000 inmates ranging from the most violent offenders in california. Ill rob you in a minute. Dont get me wrong. I pulled a gun on this man and shot him six times in his chest. To the all too common parole violators flooding the system. I do drugs. Thats my violation. The overpopulated san quentin serves as the Reception Center for 17 counties in california. Theres 384 inmates in this gym. Right now i have six staff members. Its forced to house a dangerous mix of high and lowrisk inmates. You got the drugs, you got the inmates to manufacture alcohol, you got th...

Reprieve, an anti-death penalty organization, just released a horrifying report detailing the pattern of botched lethal injections which disproportionately affected a certain demographic of inmates: Want to take a guess who? It’s Black folks.

“It’s a strange thing,” he said. “It feels like the world should stop if we’re going to do these kinds of things — and pause and reflect — but I don’t think that’s how it works.”