[BenLurkin]

More evidence of the need for application of the death penalty in such cases.

[tomkat]

.. an opportunity to spend the last years of his life with his family.

Unlike the cop's family.

[Carriage Hill]

SPJNK¹⁰⁰

[Wilhelm Tell]

He’ll get rich, speaking at college campuses to cheering crowds, preaching terrorism and “revolution.”

[sunny bonobo]

This is crazy. Is there a law that says if a convict meets the statuatory standards, that he must be released?

[Revel]

He should have been fired years ago.

[kvanbrunt2]

I remember this guy. What a shame.

[roving]

First I ever heard of a court getting involved in a parole hearing

[Rebelbase]

I wonder if he was at the same Panther party that Forest ruined?

[joma89]

All democrats are the enemy, folks. They always use government to support criminals and hurt the law abiding.

[muir_redwoods]

I thought parole was discretionary

[Gay State Conservative]

Little kids are being killed in the crossfire between rival gangbangers.It would break my heart if the same were to happen to this filthy punk.

[zeugma]

While New Jersey law currently says anyone who intentionally has killed a member of law enforcement receives a life sentence without parole, that was not the law when he was convicted. That particular law was passed in 1996.

Because the lives of the enforcers of the police state are much more important than the rest of us.

[bert]

Now that he is out of prison, he can be executed