Non-forcible sex-crimes offenders are eligible for early parole, California Supreme Court rules
A voter-approved initiative that allowed early parole consideration for prisoners convicted of nonviolent felonies applies to thousands of inmates serving time for non-forcible sex crimes such as pimping and possessing child pornography, the state Supreme Court ruled Monday.
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