The Massachusetts Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild fights for radical justice in the courts and in the streets. In these dangerous times, we will continue to stand up, stand together, and fight back.
The Massachusetts Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild fights for radical justice in the courts and in the streets. In these dangerous times, we will continue to stand up, stand together, and fight back.
By Dirk Greineder Massachusetts Prisoners are the most aged (1) and, even after the Mattis decision, have the highest percentage of Life Without Parole (LWOP) prisoners in the U. S. (3): Thé MA 2018 medical parole law was enacted to allow the DOC Commissioner to release terminally ill (life expectancy <18 months) and permanently incapacitated… READ MORE>>
By Stanley Donald, Senior Law Clerk For Prisoners There is no more common decency. It seems that the Department of Corrections has lost its way. There is nothing being done to rectify the after-effects from COVID in prison. Granting furloughs to prisoners would be a step to heal the mental anguish from the loss of… READ MORE>>
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