In a bid to reduce what they consider harsh and disproportionate sentences, prosecutors across California are increasing their focus on a recent law that allows them to petition courts to resentence inmates serving lengthy time in state prisons.
More than a dozen district attorneys have partnered with the Oakland nonprofit For the People over the last year to evaluate convictions and determine whether the accompanying sentences rema...
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