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    8 hours ago

    post incarceration.

    Author of this article is serving a life sentence. He’s been in prison over 15 years so far, and won’t be eligible for parole for another 52 years, at which time he will be 97 years old.

    “Post incarceration”, he’ll be mailed to his next of kin in a tiny plastic bag.

    I do think he should be earning at least minimum wage for his work while imprisoned, but $6.25 of his $7.25/hr wages should be garnished and divided among the estates of his victim(s). If they refuse the money, the state should offer the job to any other prisoner whose victims will actually accept restitution.