Beyond Ex Con

12/08/2021

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12/03/2021

Happy Holidays! We hope you are staying safe and masked up! December is finally here, please help us in our year-end fundraising efforts. We are diligently working to put our plans in place for 2020.

We have had a progressive and prosperous 2021!

Help us with your donation today!

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05/10/2021

04/28/2021

Just passed the public safety committee! First step towards making it law! Next step: passing the appropriations committee! Thanks for your calls!

03/24/2021

Calling all community-based, mission-driven organizations in ! Become a Program Partner to expand youth access to programming including environmental education, youth sports, STEAM activities, arts & cultural programming, community service and more. 📲💻 Attend a virtual information session to learn how you can partner with us for no rental fees and reduced facility use fees for your organization. Visit parks.lacounty.gov/partner to learn more & register!

03/15/2021

A judge threw out the murder convictions of three New York men on Friday and admonished prosecutors for withholding evidence that cast serious doubt on their guilt.

03/15/2021

Ryan Matthews from Texas was just 17-years old when he was accused of a crime he didn't commit. He later spent 5 years on death row, but was later exonerated and released. Now at 39-years old, he is

03/12/2021

03/09/2021

A judge in Kentucky has signed an order permanently closing a criminal case against Breonna Taylor's boyfriend, who shot a police officer during the deadly raid that killed Taylor. Prosecutors…

03/08/2021

Here’s how incarcerated people really use contraband phones.

03/08/2021

A judge released George Bell, Gary Johnson, and Rohan Bolt on their own recognizance while prosecutors reexamine the case.

03/08/2021

(Gideon v. Wainwright, the landmark Supreme Court case guaranteeing the right to counsel, wouldn’t be decided until 1963.) Police claimed the boy confessed to killing Betty June Binnicker, 11, and Mary Emma Thames, 8, admitting he wanted to have s*x with Betty. They rushed him to trial.

After a two-hour trial and a 10-minute jury deliberation, Stinney was convicted of murder on April 24 and sentenced to die by electrocution, according to a book by Mark R. Jones. At the time, 14 was the age of criminal responsibility. His lawyer, a local political figure, chose not to appeal.