She had a recent interview[1] where she claimed she's actively working on her research behind bars and still wants the opportunity to change the world with her invention.
Yes, and given the current administration’s pardon practice, being shamelessly unrepentant and flagrantly likely to be a recidivist looks more like a positive than a negative consideration.
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She had a recent interview[1] where she claimed she's actively working on her research behind bars and still wants the opportunity to change the world with her invention.
This is not a coincidence at all.
[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yw_xyGbUNZ0&pp=ygUWZWxpemFiZXR...]
In case anyone can't view that link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yw_xyGbUNZ0
This would have to factor into any future parole considerations, wouldn’t it?
No, because federal parole isn't a thing for crimes committed after November 1, 1987.
Federal parole may not be possible, but a pardon definitely is.
Yes, and given the current administration’s pardon practice, being shamelessly unrepentant and flagrantly likely to be a recidivist looks more like a positive than a negative consideration.
A thought just came to me, that the selling of indulgences triggered the Reformation.
It's been a moneymaker for a long time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/31-line_Indulgence
Maybe they can raise enough money for a pardon.
What would be expected from a complete psychopath.