claim: rhode island is "almost dead last" among northeastern states in the length of time first-degree murderers must spend in prison before they’re eligible for parole.
author: leonidas raptakis
evidence_1: if we were gonna' put him in prison, we wanted to make sure he would stay there.  .... actual amount of time which convicted murderers will have to serve for their  crimes. ... even when asked how long someone with a life without parole  sentence would ... two-thirds of the states utilize sentences for first degree  murder which ...
evidence_2: rhode island is "almost dead last" among northeastern states in the length of  time first-degree murderers must spend in prison before they're eligible for parole .
evidence_3: i (almost) got away with it is an american documentary television series on  investigation ... many of these people escaped from prisons after being  sentenced while ... sometimes they are on the run as little as a few weeks before  being caught ... at the company's studio on treasure island in san francisco, in  the middle of ...
evidence_4: rhode island is "almost dead last" among northeastern states in the length of  time first-degree murderers must spend in prison before they're eligible for parole .
evidence_5: in the united states, prisoners may wait many years before execution can be  carried out due to the complex and time-consuming appeals procedures  mandated ...