In 2021, a federal judge cut Derrick McCreary’s 38.5-year sentence for two bank robberies to 20.5 years, citing its harshness and his growth in prison.
Outcomes vary. A past result does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any other case.
A federal judge granted compassionate release to a man with HIV and diabetes who had been hospitalized with COVID-19 and still had uncontrolled blood pressure.
Outcomes vary. A past result does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any other case.
In 2021, a federal judge granted compassionate release to Scott Tran, who could not get needed therapy in prison after a stroke and had kidney disease.
Outcomes vary. A past result does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any other case.
In 2021, a federal judge granted compassionate release to Jose Salas-Arroyo, 60, because of his COVID-19 risk and the 95% of his sentence he had served.
Outcomes vary. A past result does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any other case.
In 2021, the Tenth Circuit ruled in U.S. v. Maumau that judges could decide what counts as extraordinary and compelling. Here is what has changed since.
Outcomes vary. A past result does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any other case.
A federal judge granted compassionate release to Angela Dawn Jones in 2021, citing her rehabilitation and a coerced 30-year plea deal for a drug crime.
Outcomes vary. A past result does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any other case.
A judge released Albert Parish, 63, from a fraud sentence. His heart, kidney and other illnesses made it unlikely he would survive to his release date.
Outcomes vary. A past result does not predict or guarantee the outcome of any other case.
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