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Budget cuts give prison chance to update system

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James Holm | 5:02 p.m. April 6, 2009
Being convicted of a felony in 1979 and finising my parole in 1985,I can hoestly tell you there is no rehabilatatoin. there is no jobs that will ever amount to anything,every time the police pull you over or question you,you are always a felon. 20 min or 20 years makes no differance.

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