The salvaged law converts death sentences to life without parole as relief from racist trial practices. But writer and death row prisoner Lyle May says life without parole is just 'silent execution.'
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While on death row, Lyle May earned an associates of arts degree from Ohio University. He is currently enrolled in a bachelor's program in criminal justice administration. Lyle has written for The Marshall Project, The J Journal, Prison Writers, and maintains a blog at BeyondSteelDoors.com. You can also find his memoir, Waiting For The Last Train on Amazon.
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