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| Convicted murderer fights parole ‘quirk’ |
| By iol.co.za- Tania Broughton |
| Published: 02/14/2014 |
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Durban - He committed the most brutal and heinous crimes, but triple murderer Clinton Houston, serving 70 years, comes across as a poster boy for rehabilitation, a model prisoner who, many prison officials agree, deserves parole. But in terms of the rules he is not eligible, although fellow inmates serving life imprisonment – considered the most severe sentence of all – are. Now Houston wants a judicial review of these parole policies and, if he succeeds, this could result in an overhaul of the parole system. This week the burly prisoner, who runs the prison gym, came to Durban’s motion court, shuffling in leg irons and with three guards at his side, to seek legal assistance for his court challenge. Read More. |
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