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ACLU of Virginia demands Department of Corrections to 'recalculate' prison sentences after court ruling - Vimarsana News

ACLU of Virginia demands Department of Corrections to 'recalculate' prison sentences after court ruling

The ACLU of Virginia sent the state’s corrections department a letter demanding the agency to apply a recent court decision ordering a man’s release from prison to others in similar positions so they might be let out too.

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Virginia Supreme Court grants inmate release from custody - Vimarsana News

Virginia Supreme Court grants inmate release from custody

Jose Garcia Vasquez has served his time — and then some. Soon, he can reenter society. On Thursday, Virginia’s Supreme Court ruled that he had been wrongfully denied his earned

Virginia Supreme Court grants inmate release from custody - Vimarsana News

Virginia Supreme Court grants inmate release from custody

Jose Garcia Vasquez has served his time — and then some. Soon, he can reenter society. On Thursday, Virginia’s Supreme Court ruled that he had been wrongfully denied his earned

ACLU of Virginia files suit against VADOC on earned sentence credit program - Vimarsana News

ACLU of Virginia files suit against VADOC on earned sentence credit program

Leslie Puryear, 37, is among hundreds of Virginia state prison inmates who were told they were going home in the summer of 2022.

Spotsylvania man released from prison following Virginia Supreme Court decision on earned sentence credit - Vimarsana News

Spotsylvania man released from prison following Virginia Supreme Court decision on earned sentence credit

The Virginia Supreme Court determined the state Department of Corrections had been misinterpreting the law HB 5148 and keeping eligible inmates behind bars beyond their new good time release dates.