S 2 E 4: ”How Am I Going To Be A Better Person After This Time?”

Update: 2023-03-24

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In Oregon and elsewhere, many people convicted by prosecutors of a violent crime are given a long and fixed sentence. What does it mean to go prison on such a sentence? What can prisoners teach prosecutors about the experience of doing time?

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Season One: The Trailer

2020-12-2102:31

S1 E1: ’If I Die Tomorrow, What Legacy Do I Have?’

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S1 E2: ’That’s When the Remorse Set In’

2020-12-2727:19

S1 E3: ’And It Is Hard’

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S1 E4: ’Finding A WayTo Express Those Emotions’

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S1 E5: ’Put a Little More Air In His Balloon’

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S1 E6: ’Something Positive The Universe Gains’

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S1 E7: ’It Does Let Us Off The Hook’

2020-12-2725:42

S1 E8: ’We’re Genuinely Trying To Repair That Harm’

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Season Two: The Trailer

2023-03-1102:45

S 2 E 1: ”That’s a Big Responsibility”

2023-03-2134:34

S 2 E 2: ”Hurt People Hurt People”

2023-03-2228:30

S 2 E 3: ”We As Prosecutors Have A Lot Of Power”

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S 2 E 4: ”How Am I Going To Be A Better Person After This Time?”

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S 2 E 5: ”You Get To The Point Where You’re Doing Dead Time”

2023-03-2533:22

S 2 E 6: ”This Really Humanized The Criminal Justice System”

2023-03-2729:02

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Steve Herbert

S 2 E 4: ”How Am I Going To Be A Better Person After This Time?”