Published 2 months ago

Prisoner Nicholas Bidar who is serving long-abolished indefinite sentence bids to be released

Bidar attributes his past criminal actions to youth, lifestyle, and immaturity when questioned by the parole panel.
Bidar expresses remorse and detachment from his past actions, stating, "I'm not that person anymore."
When asked about firing a firearm at police, Bidar claims he did so to scare them off, not to harm them directly.

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The Independent

I’ve served my time – I want freedom: Prisoner fights against indefinite jail term

Prisoner makes landmark parole bid against indefinite jail term

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Manchester Evening News

Thomas has spent 12 years in jail after stealing a phone

"He says he has no sense or power over his life"

2 months ago·Manchester, United Kingdom

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Shropshire Star

IPP prisoner tells landmark public parole hearing that sentence is ‘hell’

A prisoner serving a long-abolished indefinite jail sentence told his public parole hearing that he is living in “hell”, as he begged to be released.

2 months ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

IPP prisoner tells landmark public parole hearing that sentence is ‘hell’

Nicholas Bidar is the first prisoner serving a long-abolished indefinite jail sentence to have his parole review heard in public.

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Prisoner Nicholas Bidar who is serving long-abolished indefinite sentence bids to be released

Nicholas Bidar was sentenced to an indefinite sentence with an eight-year minimum tariff in 2009 for a string of robberies and firing a gun at police officers while resisting arrest, but has remained in prison.

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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