By Jack Richards
BATON ROUGE — The Senate voted 36-1 to allow all juvenile offenders sentenced to life without parole the chance for a parole hearing after serving 35 years.
House Bill 264 by House Criminal Justice chairman Sherman Mack, R-Albany, originally gave the chance for parole only to those cases prior to 2012. But an amendment by Sen. Danny Martini, R-Metairie, made it all-inclusive.
LSU Manship School Statehouse Bureau 