A federal judge cut Estac Love’s 146-year sentence to 38 years in 2021 but denied immediate release, saying his rehabilitation was not yet strong enough.
Outcomes vary. A past result does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any other case.
A Maryland federal judge cut a man’s 57-year stacked gun sentence to time served, about 21 years with good conduct credit, citing its length and his conduct.
Outcomes vary. A past result does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any other case.
A California federal judge freed a 66-year-old man with diabetes and other health risks from FCI Lompoc, citing poor COVID-19 conditions and his release plan.
Outcomes vary. A past result does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any other case.
In 2021, a federal appeals court upheld the denial of compassionate release for a man with asthma, showing that filing more requests does not change the result.
Outcomes vary. A past result does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any other case.
A New York federal judge released a man serving 60 years for nonviolent drug crimes. He had heart problems, a high BMI, and a strong record of rehabilitation.
Outcomes vary. A past result does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any other case.
A New York federal judge released a man with obesity, asthma and diabetes from FCI Fort Dix, citing his COVID-19 risk, rehabilitation and solid release plan.
Outcomes vary. A past result does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any other case.
A federal judge in Southern California let Raul Perez, 68, who has end-stage kidney disease and needs dialysis, serve the rest of his sentence at home.
Outcomes vary. A past result does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any other case.
A man filed a fill-in-the-blank compassionate release form on his own. The judge denied it and called him a continuing danger. Here is what went wrong.
Outcomes vary. A past result does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any other case.
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