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Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Dominique Leonard.

Founder of Jus' Free, a parole package provider. Here are some key highlights and themes from the conversation:

🔑 Key Themes & Takeaways 1. From Incarceration to Inspiration

• Dominique Leonard was sentenced to life in prison for a non-aggravated robbery.
• He discovered that “life” sentences can vary, and his was eligible for parole after 5.5 to 6 years.
• He was denied parole initially, which led him to take control of his own legal journey.

2. Birth of “Jus' Free”

• After being denied parole, Dominique created his own parole package with the help of his family.
• He realized many inmates are unaware of how they are presented to the parole board.
• This inspired him to found Jus' Free, a service that helps inmates humanize themselves through custom parole packages.

3. Faith, Family, and Redemption

• Dominique credits his faith and family for his transformation.
• He emphasizes that making a bad decision doesn’t make someone a bad person.
• His story is a testament to second chances and the power of self-advocacy.

4. Entrepreneurial Journey

• After release, he started with humble jobs and gradually built Just Free into a business.
• He took a paralegal course to deepen his legal knowledge.
• He began by contacting inmates directly and now boasts an 82% success rate in helping clients secure parole.

5. Impact and Legacy

• Dominique’s work not only helps inmates but also supports their families.
• His story is a reminder of the importance of empathy, support systems, and believing in redemption.

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