William Allen granted parole with life sentence commuted
The second man to have his life sentence commuted by Gov. Charlie Baker will be released on parole.
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The second man to have his life sentence commuted by Gov. Charlie Baker will be released on parole.
The Massachusetts parole board Thursday reviewed plans to release William Allen from prison, weeks after Gov. Charlie Baker commuted his life sentence.
After 25 years, a once-common practice returned to Beacon Hill on Wednesday with the commutations of two first-degree murder sentences, a move that advocates said can bring hope to others
The Governor's Council voted to commute two men's life prison sentences, marking the first time in 25 years the body chose to endorse release for a person serving a life sentence for first degree murder.
A once-common practice returned to Beacon Hill with the commutations of two first-degree murder sentences, a move advocates said brings hope to others.