The Inquirer Commentary of Prosy B. Torrechante relates how the former drug addict and bank robber confessed, "After I surrendered to the FBI, I surrendered to the Holy Spirit."
Working in the prison library, he read law books until he learned to draft sentence-reduction petitions for inmates who called him "the greatest jailhouse lawyer in American history."
After his release, he studied law, passed the bar and even taught at Georgetown.
Mediation has such success stories, too.
Working in the prison library, he read law books until he learned to draft sentence-reduction petitions for inmates who called him "the greatest jailhouse lawyer in American history."
After his release, he studied law, passed the bar and even taught at Georgetown.
Mediation has such success stories, too.
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