Keith Whatley

From what I've seen so far on paper in terms of the time he's done, the program that he's put together for himself, and how well he's performed there, he does seem like somebody who, under the law, should be granted parole.

From what I've seen so far on paper in terms of the time he's done, the program that he's put together for himself, and how well he's performed there, he does seem like somebody who, under the law, should be granted parole.

California has passed laws to say that we have to consider someone's youth at the time of the crime. None of us are fully developed in the brain before we're age 25.

California has passed laws to say that we have to consider someone's youth at the time of the crime. None of us are fully developed in the brain before we're age 25.

It's a great question. It's an important question. The science and the statistics say no. They say that people who come home from a life sentence are among the least likely to recidivate. That's just true.

It's a great question. It's an important question. The science and the statistics say no. They say that people who come home from a life sentence are among the least likely to recidivate. That's just true.

I would say yes. Yes, it does have an impact on the process.

I would say yes. Yes, it does have an impact on the process.

From what I've seen so far on paper in terms of the time he's done, the program that he's put together for himself, and how well he's performed there, he does seem like somebody who, under the law, should be granted parole.

California has passed laws to say that we have to consider someone's youth at the time of the crime. None of us are fully developed in the brain before we're age 25.

It's a great question. It's an important question. The science and the statistics say no. They say that people who come home from a life sentence are among the least likely to recidivate. That's just true.

I would say yes. Yes, it does have an impact on the process.