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P.G. Sittenfeld

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How my alleged political crime made it to the Supreme Court—and Trump's desk

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By P.G. Sittenfeld
| MSN Verified
P.G. Sittenfeld is a writer and public speaker who lives in Cincinnati with his wife and three sons. I never planned on becoming a petitioner in a Supreme Court case—especially one where, at the beginning of the process, my very freedom was at stake. This coming week, as the new term of the highest court in the U.S. gets under way, thousands of petitions will vie for the justices' consideration.
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Can Giving Money to Ex-Cons Keep Them Out of Prison?

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By P.G. Sittenfeld
| The Free Press Verified
Can Giving Money to Ex-Cons Keep Them Out of Prison? The initiative Kevin Scott leads in Florida has given away more than $1 million to 172 people—all of whom were recently released from prison. (Photographed by Malcolm Jackson for The Free Press) In one program, former prisoners were given $1,000 a month. A recipient used it to study to become an aesthetician. “I was like, wow, I can’t believe I finally accomplished something,” she said. Kevin Scott gives money away.
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Trump Is Their Best Hope to Avoid Going Back to Prison

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By P.G. Sittenfeld
| The Free Press Verified
Trump Is Their Best Hope to Avoid Going Back to Prison After more than 16 years, a judge granted Damian Smith’s petition for “compassionate release.” (All photos by Jacob Langston for The Free Press) A Supreme Court ruling in May created a nightmare scenario for about a dozen former inmates, who will likely be locked up again unless the president intervenes.
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