In the last few years,  more than 140 Florida juvenile killers have gotten a sentencing do-over. But we want to talk about why all of this is happening. 

Hear from Supreme Court justices, litigators, brain science experts and more.

Transcripts and bonus content: http://bit.ly/UTbonus

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In the last few years, more than 140 Florida juvenile killers have gotten a sentencing do-over. But we want to talk about why all of this is happening. Hear from Supreme Court justices, litigators, brain science experts and more. Transcripts and bonus content: http://bit.ly/UTbonus Meet the hosts: bit.ly/2QDJHfq Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/UncertainTerms Subscribe: Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2GAPCNZ Spotify: t.co/U6EgGTYw3z

Murderers who killed as kids – sometimes decades …

Uncertain Terms

In Florida, hundreds of juvenile offenders serving life for murder are eligible for a sentencing do-over.

“Uncertain Terms” is an exclusive true-crime series that digs into the compelling stories of teenagers who committed murder and were sentenced to life in prison, sometimes decades ago, as they return to court for resentencing — and could go free.

Behind the microphones are two journalists, Melissa E. Holsman and Dacia Johnson, who have been working on this five-part series for more than a year. They've been attending court hearings, interviewing families, meeting with a range of experts and talking with prosecutors and defense attorneys.      

They obtained hours of archived trial video — think old VHS tapes — and worked with court officials to copy stored audio from old trials. while also digging up old police interrogations, taped confessions and crime scene evidence.

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In Florida, hundreds of juvenile offenders serving life for murder are eligible for a sentencing do-over. “Uncertain Terms” is an exclusive true-crime series that digs into the compelling stories of teenagers who committed murder and were sentenced to life in prison, sometimes decades ago, as they return to court for resentencing — and could go free. Behind the microphones are two journalists, Melissa E. Holsman and Dacia Johnson, who have been working on this five-part series for more than a year. They've been attending court hearings, interviewing families, meeting with a range of experts and talking with prosecutors and defense attorneys.       They obtained hours of archived trial video — think old VHS tapes — and worked with court officials to copy stored audio from old trials. while also digging up old police interrogations, taped confessions and crime scene evidence. Subscribe --&gt; Apple Podcasts: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/uncertain-terms/id1445903246 Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/s?fid=338574&amp;refid=stpr Radio Public: radiopublic.com/uncertain-terms-6NkoOo Twitter: twitter.com/UncertainTerms

In the last few years,  more than 140 Florida juv…

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Hosts Melissa E. Holsman and Dacia Johnson answered questions live on TCPalm's Facebook page. Listen to the audio and learn how to submit your own questions.

More about this project: tcpalm.com/uncertainterms

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Meet the hosts: bit.ly/2QDJHfq

Hosts Melissa E. Holsman and Dacia Johnson answered questions live on TCPalm's Facebook page. Listen to the audio and learn how to submit your own questions. More about this project: tcpalm.com/uncertainterms Subscribe: Apple podcasts: apple.co/2GAPCNZ Google Play: bit.ly/2USmFjh Stitcher: bit.ly/2QAz9Oc SoundCloud: bit.ly/2A4Fwz8 Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/UncertainTerms Meet the hosts: bit.ly/2QDJHfq

Hosts Melissa E. Holsman and Dacia Johnson answer…

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In 1977, when James Morgan mutilated a Stuart grandmother at 16, a state doctor said insanity didn't drive him to kill. The truth was more disturbing.

Now at age 57, James is seeking freedom from his life prison term in a new legal twist in his case that’s already gone through four murder trials and four death sentences.

Transcripts and bonus content: bit.ly/UTPODJamesMorgan

Meet the hosts: https://bit.ly/2QDJHfq
Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/UncertainTerms

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Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2GAPCNZ
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In 1977, when James Morgan mutilated a Stuart grandmother at 16, a state doctor said insanity didn't drive him to kill. The truth was more disturbing. Now at age 57, James is seeking freedom from his life prison term in a new legal twist in his case that’s already gone through four murder trials and four death sentences. Transcripts and bonus content: bit.ly/UTPODJamesMorgan Meet the hosts: https://bit.ly/2QDJHfq Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/UncertainTerms Subscribe: Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2GAPCNZ Spotify: t.co/U6EgGTYw3z

In 1977, when James Morgan mutilated a Stuart gra…

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Lanadieal Ashe was 8 when she testified about her dad killing her mom. Nearly 30 years later, she’s back in court for her own crime and her bid to go free.

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Lanadieal Ashe was 8 when she testified about her dad killing her mom. Nearly 30 years later, she’s back in court for her own crime and her bid to go free. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2GAPCNZ Spotify: https://t.co/U6EgGTYw3z Google Play: bit.ly/2USmFjh Stitcher: bit.ly/2QAz9Oc SoundCloud: bit.ly/2A4Fwz8 Follow us on Twitter: /twitter.com/UncertainTerms Meet the hosts: https://bit.ly/2QDJHfq

Lanadieal Ashe was 8 when she testified about her…

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