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The Struggles of ‘The Return’

“I paid my debt to society. I paid my restitution. I stayed out of trouble. Why is my criminal history always going to be at the forefront of who I am? It doesn’t define who I am anymore. To be brutally honest that bothers me, and hurts me, and worries me, but I can’t crumble.

By Steve Rempe
May 24, 2016
California | Kenneth Anderson | Michael Romano | PBS | POV | The Return | Three Strikes Law | Three Strikes Project

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