Colorado Voters Will Decide On Parole For Violent Crimes

Colorado voters will decide on parole for violent crimes

Voters will decide if violent offenders should serve more time in prison before parole

Proposition 128 - Parole Eligibility for Crimes of Violence

City and County of Denver

Proposition 128 would require offenders spend more time in prison before parole

Proposition 128 aims to increase the time violent offenders serve behind bars in Colorado

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