Revocation of Hampton man's parole eligibility exposes ambiguity in Virginia law – The Virginian-Pilot

Long shrouded in secrecy, the workings of Virginia's Parole Board have in recent years been the subject of controversy and increased scrutiny. A Hampton man's pursuit of freedom after 50 years behind bars is a case study in the ambiguity of Virginia's parole eligibility law.

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