Sentences for criminal offenses are based on numerous factors, and they are often disproportionate to the offense actually committed. Mary Chartier and Takura Nyamfukudza join Liisa Speaker on In the Name of the Law to discuss the case of a veteran sentenced to life for a minor marijuana conviction and other inequities in sentencing.
“Mary, We appreciate all that you did for our son. Again, we thank you so much!”
“Thank you, Marisa, for all your hard work. It was a pleasure to get to know you also. I know my son has learned so much through all this experience. I have also!”
“Hi Marisa, Thank you so much for all the help! Wishing you the best!”
“Marisa and Mary, Thank you so much for your hard work on this case. The world appreciates great lawyers like you. What you do is so important. This outcome makes me believe in the justice system and in humanity.”
“Marisa, I know I’ve said this before, but you and Mary have made me feel like my case is in competent, thoughtful hands. From the beginning, I’ve felt genuinely supported and taken seriously, and I can’t tell you how much that matters. The work…”
