In January, based on a 2016 Supreme Court ruling that said the ban on life sentences for minors could be applied retroactively, Garrison was up for early parole, but chose to serve out his final months, according to the Detroit Free Press. He wanted to be discharged based on his 7,000 days of “good time” credit rather than be paroled, which still comes with strings attached.
Michigan prisoner dies of coronavirus weeks before release after 44 years in jail
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