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Sentence-trimming program inmates can earn under fresh scrutiny amid Va. attorney general race
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Virginia Mercury
With parole all but eliminated in Virginia 30 years ago, reinstating it has been a political nonstarter.
Glenn Youngkin having granted Harris’ request in 2023, he still had to remain behind bars until July, when the use of EESC allowed his release.
Of the 35% of those rearrested since last year, nearly 19% of those people were reconvicted and 5% were reincarcerated.
By 2022, Miyares was attorney general and Youngkin used budget language to block the full implementation of EESC.
He also credits a program called Helping Addicts Recover Progressively (HARP) with tackling underlying issues that drove him to crime.
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