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On today’s episode of The Confluence: Secretary Celeste Trusty from the state’s Board of Pardons explains how the process of applying for clemency has received a major update for the first time in decades; WESA reporter Sarah Boden discusses the challenges families face to manage finances when aging loved experience dementia or other cognitive decline; and a snapshot of fish fry meals from around the city this Lenten season.
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Thirteen Pennsylvanians who had been serving life in prison are now going free, after a state board recommended them for release and Gov. Tom Wolf signed…
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Wolf Commutes Life Sentences For 13 Jailed On Murder ChargesGov. Tom Wolf's office announced Friday he has commuted the life sentences of 13 Pennsylvania inmates, clearing the way for their release to halfway…
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On today's program: Pennsylvania’s Lieutenant Governor is encouraging people with nonviolent marijuana-related convictions to apply for pardons; a new…
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Pennsylvania’s top law enforcement office is starting a conviction integrity unit to review past convictions for mistakes that might result in them being…
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Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman said Monday that he has one goal for his tenure in Harrisburg that eclipses all the others: to make sure people don’t…
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The Pennsylvania Board of Pardons recommended a pardon Wednesday for a local man whose criminal record has stopped him from holding public office.Corry…
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People with criminal backgrounds can get help clearing their records at an event in Wilkinsburg Tuesday evening.Attendees at Pathways 2 Pardons can…