Parole insights: 'Supervision'

Parole- that intermediate step between prison and freedom- doesn't get much interest or positive coverage in the mainstream press. In the northeastern US state of New Hampshire, about half of all people on parole end up back in prison within three years. So in 'Supervision' (New Hampshire Public Radio) reporter Emily Corwin considers why parole goes wrong for so many people by following someone going through the process himself.

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