Prosecutor: Kalvin Michael Smith's 2016 release from prison doesn't entitle him to any additional relief for his conviction in the 1995 brutal attack of Jill Marker.

A prosecutor says Kalvin Michael Smith's release from prison after nearly 20 years was sufficient relief for his conviction in the 1995 brutal attack on Jill Marker at the former

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