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RI ACLU: Youthful offenders are being illegally imprisoned past release date

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Joao Neves and Pablo Ortega were in their teens when they committed crimes that landed them life sentences at the Adult Correctional Institutions, 16 and 19. Now both men, who each have disavowed their choices of the past, are accusing the state Department of Corrections of illegally keeping them behind bars. They are challenging corrections officials' stance that the men are not eligible for release after serving 20 years.

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RI ACLU: Youthful offenders are being illegally imprisoned past release date

Two men accuse state corrections department of keeping them behind bars in violation of a law targeting lengthy sentences for youthful offenders.

2 years ago·Providence, United States

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