Clemency board recommends pardon for Commander Carey McCauley, citing long service and rehabilitation The Washington State Clemency and Pardons Board voted 5–0 on March 13, 2026, to recommend a pardon for Commander Carey McCauley, noting his acceptance of responsibility, decades of military service and post-conviction rehabilitation; the Pierce County prosecutor did not oppose the petition.

Commander Carey McCauley's path from a 1991 vehicular-assault conviction to a unanimous pardon recommendation by the Clemency Board highlights the power of rehabilitation and redemption.

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Clemency board recommends pardon for Dominic LaPreme, citing collateral harms to family and business After testimony from petitioner Dominic LaPreme, his counsel and family, the board voted 4–1 to recommend a pardon to the governor, noting restrictions that impede his business and family life (including contracts on military bases and travel to Canada).

The Washington State Clemency and Pardons Board has recommended a pardon for Dominic LaPreme, highlighting how his past convictions hinder both his family life and business opportunities.

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Fortney Reflects on 34 Years in Prison for Shooting Whitney Thomas Fortney expresses remorse over the shooting that led to his incarceration for 34 years.

After 34 years behind bars, an inmate shares his harrowing story of remorse and transformation, sparking a pivotal discussion on forgiveness and second chances.

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Brenda Raines Seeks Clemency After Fifteen Years for Manslaughter Conviction Brenda Raines requests clemency, citing rehabilitation after a 2011 manslaughter conviction.

Brenda Raines is fighting for clemency after 15 years behind bars, but the victim's family stands in opposition—will justice or mercy prevail?

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Parole Committee Engages with Eric Burnside in Baton Rouge Hearing Eric Burnside attends parole committee meeting from West Baton Rouge headquarters.

In a tense moment of hope and uncertainty, Eric Burnside faced the Louisiana Board of Pardons and Parole, where the fate of his future hangs in the balance.

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Psychologist testifies on Doctor Brito's rehabilitation and professional conduct Doctor Brito's friend asserts his rehabilitation and ethical practices at licensing hearing.

A heated debate is underway as the California Board of Psychology decides the fate of Dr. Bruno, a psychologist with a controversial past seeking redemption and a second chance.

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