All deserve second chance, presumption of innocence Gregory Kane May 11, 2005 CHARLES CARROLL was convicted of second-degree murder in 1995 and paroled in 2001. Four years later, after being hired to teach at Community Initiatives Academy in East Baltimore, he has been charged with rape and sexual abuse. The predictable shouts of protest have been heard. The questions have been raised. The most prominent one is: How can a school, even a private one, trust a convicted murderer to be around children? In 1996 Anthony Tyrone Mills fatally stabbed my brother, Tyrone Kane. In 1997 Mills was sentenced to...