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Parole Hearings Should Be Resumed for Public Health

Writing for AL.com, Heather Elliott calls on the Alabama Director of the Bureau of Pardons and Paroles to resume holding parole hearings amidst the coronavirus pandemic, and to do so electronically, in light of the governor's order waiving face-to-face hearing requirements. She notes that an outbreak of coronavirus in a prison setting could lead to many unnecessary deaths.

Type: Op-Eds (April 13, 2020)
PDF: Parole Hearings Should Be Resumed for Public Health
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Author(s): Heather Elliott
Tags: public health coronavirus
Categories: Consumer Protection Consumer Protection Energy & Environment Energy & Environment

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