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After 31 years in prison for a crime committed at age 15, Wisconsin man seeks a commutation Original

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By Frank Zufall Verified, Andrew Kennard
| Wisconsin Examiner
The Wisconsin Examiner’s Criminal Justice Reporting Project shines a light on incarceration, law enforcement and criminal justice issues with support from the Public Welfare Foundation. This Friday, Michael Maldonado, 47, a resident of the Kettle Moraine Correctional Institute who has been incarcerated for 31 years for a crime he committed when he was 15, will be one of 12 applicants considered by Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers’ Commutation Advisory Board.
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Complaint again filed against Winnebago County Judge Scott Woldt for misconduct Original

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By Frank Zufall Verified
| Wisconsin Examiner
The Wisconsin Examiner’s Criminal Justice Reporting Project shines a light on incarceration, law enforcement and criminal justice issues with support from the Public Welfare Foundation.
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Studies across the nation assess recidivism risk tied to age of people released from prison Original

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By Frank Zufall Verified
| Wisconsin Examiner
When the Wisconsin Commutation Advisory Board meets on August 21 to review 12 applications for a commutation, a form of executive clemency Gov. Tony Evers can order to shorten or modify a criminal sentence, each board member’s recommendation will be based, in part, on the perception of the applicant’s likelihood of re-offend. The applicants and those who support them will be making their appeals based on evidence that they are ready to return to society and deserve another chance.
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