Gavin Newsom grants clemency for 57, including 4 in Sacramento County gun crimes
The governor commuted the sentences of four men convicted in Sacramento County shootings, citing their rehabilitation through education and prison work programs. California Gov. Gavin Newsom has granted clemency to 57 people, including four men convicted in Sacramento County shootings, including three killings. The men were granted due to their efforts to rehabilitate themselves through education, vocational training and prison work programs. Since taking office in 2019, Newsom's actions have resulted in a total of 303 pardons and 199 commutations. Those granted clemons were recommended for clemencies by elected officials, correctional staff, medical professionals, teachers, and community and faith leaders. Commutations reduce prison sentences and allow incarcerated people to seek earlier parole consideration.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday commuted the sentences of four men convicted in Sacramento County shootings, including three killings, citing their efforts to rehabilitate themselves through ... [5875 symbols]
Topik: Crime
