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In Memoriam | February 2022

In Memoriam | February 2022
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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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Convicted killer Coffey gets second chance at parole

Jeffrey B. Coffey Prosecutors statewide were blindsided earlier this week by news that the Kentucky Parole Board is giving nearly 50 violent offenders another shot at parole. On Wednesday, the Commonwealth s Attorneys Association learned that the state parole board had issued a new directive on April 1 nearly six weeks before that offenders with life sentences can no longer be issued a serve out during their first parole hearing. The new rule would be to defer parole eligibility at that initial hearing for no longer than 120 months, or 10 years. The issuance of a serve out at that first hearing is expressly prohibited.

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Bill to prohibit death penalty for mentally ill approved by Senate committee

Bill to prohibit death penalty for mentally ill approved by Senate committee
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AG Cameron launches search warrant task force promised after Breonna Taylor s death

AG Cameron launches search warrant task force promised after Breonna Taylor s death Tessa Duvall, Louisville Courier Journal © Michael Clevenger/Courier Journal Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron speaks during a press conference in Frankfort on Wednesday, September 23, 2020, on the results of his office s examination of the Breonna Taylor shooting case. Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron is launching a new statewide task force to evaluate the process for securing, reviewing and executing search warrants across the commonwealth, his office announced Thursday. The move comes after months of intense scrutiny surrounding the search warrant that ultimately led Louisville Metro Police officers to Breonna Taylor s apartment March 13 and resulted in the 26-year-old Black woman s death.

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