A group of lawmakers in Concord wants to end life-without-parole sentences in prison.Several bills this year aim to give incarcerated felons more opportunities to regain their freedom, but one controversial piece of legislation would end life sentences without the possibility of parole. That bill is facing stiff opposition, including from advocates for "truth in sentencing." "If you think sentences are too harsh, you should change the penalties that are set out in statute. You can do it one by one," Donna Sytek said.Authors of the bill did carve out an exception for convicts of capital murder, which would bar one current New Hampshire inmate from seeking parole. On a vote of 12-8, the New Hampshire House Criminal Justice Committee gave the bill a negative recommendation.