Governor Parson Issues Pardons for Twenty Four People and Commutes Four Prison Sentences
Missouri Governor Mike Parson is giving a pardon to 24 people and is commuting four other sentences.
The Governor’s office released a statement yesterday (Monday) saying each of the offenders have shown a changed lifestyle.
The names of the individuals will not be immediately released however legal paperwork has been filed in each case.
Parson said in the release the 4 sentences that were commuted were for drug offenders and that each offender will serve out the rest of their prison time in house arrest.
Three of the offenders had become ineligible for parole under a state statute that was repealed by the Missouri state legislature recently.