Voice
The interviewee describes how he was not allowed to be tried as a juvenile and that his lawyers repeatedly waived his right to a speedy trial.
The interviewee discusses his first time being locked up as a 12 year old and how scary that is.
The interviewee describes a conflict with one of his program leaders that may have interfered with him gaining a “chrono” from her.
Interviewee describes the how his hope in a new law allowed him to reflect on his actions and create a positive impact in his life.
The interviewee describes how hierarchies, fairness, and crying work in prison culture and his negative experiences with guards.
The interviewee describes the extreme levels of violence and racism in San Quentin.
The interviewee talks about one of his experiences before the parole board.
The interviewee discusses some of his dreams for the future, including his love of music.
The interviewee describes some of his mental health challenges inside including addiction to cope with stress and the over-medication he received from the medical department.