Arizona Inmate Released Early Using Fraudulent Court Documents
September 5, 2025
State officials are silent on how an Arizona inmate used fake documents for an early release, revealing system flaws.
State officials are silent on how an Arizona inmate used fake documents for an early release, revealing system flaws.
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