Terun Moore on prison as a teen and getting a second chance
Clip: 03/19/2019 | 5m 5s
At age 17, Terun Moore was convicted of murder and sentenced to life without parole. But in 2012, the Supreme Court ruled such sentencing of minors unconstitutional. Now on parole after 19 years, Moore is enrolled in community college and working with the People's Advocacy Institute, which aims to reduce violence in Jackson, Mississippi. He offers his brief but spectacular take on second chances.
Aired: 03/19/19
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Terun Moore on prison as a teen and getting a second chance
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