Mississippi man ordered freed after serving more than 10 years of an illegal 15-year sentence
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- A Mississippi man who was sentenced to 15 years in prison for a drug conviction is set to be released after serving over 10 years, following clemency granted by Governor Tate Reeves due to the illegal nature of his sentence. The maximum penalty for the crime was five years.
- This development highlights the significant implications of wrongful sentencing and the importance of clemency in correcting judicial errors. The governor's decision reflects a commitment to justice and the rectification of past mistakes within the legal system.
- The case underscores ongoing discussions about sentencing reform, particularly concerning drug
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