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Laurel circuit judge rules in favor of prosecutors in first hearing over parole board policy

Laurel circuit judge rules in favor of prosecutors in first hearing over parole board policy
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Lawsuit argues against parole board directive not allowing serve out of life sentences

Lawsuit argues against parole board directive not allowing serve out of life sentences
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Prosecutors try to block parole hearings for inmates ordered to serve rest of their lives

Jun. 12 The state's top prosecutor sued Friday to overturn a policy under which several convicted murderers would get new chances at parole despite earlier orders to spend the rest of their lives behind bars. Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron and Jackie Steele, commonwealth's attorney for Laurel and Knox counties, filed the complaint in Laurel County. Commonwealth's Attorney David L. .

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Policy change could allow some convicted murderers in Ky to get new chance at parole

Policy change could allow some convicted murderers in Ky. to get new chance at parole Victor Puente © Provided by Lexington WKYT File image FRANKFORT, Ky. (WKYT) - Dozens of convicted murderers in Kentucky will have a new chance at parole. That’s after a change by the Kentucky Parole Board. In 2017, Scotty Baker’s family told a parole board how his murder had affected them. He was killed in 1992 by his stepmother Stephanie Spitser. His mother, Ruth Rose, said the only peace she had was the decision the board made a few days after that hearing, that Spitser serve out her life sentence.

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