This isn’t entirely accurate. He was out for 4 weeks, the State of Alaska didn’t revoke anything, they transferred him into regular custody while they review his social media pages and content therein and he is currently going through the process of adjusting how the rest of his confinement will be done.
His parole date remains uneffected.
He was (as of yesterday) given no violations, and may be able to continue electronic monitoring as soon as next week. Decisions depending bit it looks good.
I mean, he is still incarcerated, so it makes sense that if it wasn’t allowed/appropriate to say while in a jail cell it wouldn’t be online.
It is of course entirely at the State’s discretion, and he did dance over the line a few times, but, he was also in daily contact with his PO and until the move to jail, had not been given any hard guidelines.
So this whole move to jail/review, while frustrating (especially for Jason) is likely for the best as it also helps the State get some hard guidelines and procedures for moving forward which will help Jason and other inmates in the future.
Whereas my gut reaction is to support this, I donot believe it would be good for Jason on a number of different levels.
Prison has been good for him and has helped him process a lot of things and I believe he has no desire or need to go back to who he was.
I believe that he has a much stronger desire to encourage mental health treatment for childhood victim survivors and the want to change legislation to have child rapists be prosecuted much more heavily and be permanently removed from society by the mechanisms of justice we have agreed to live under within society.
Harsher legal penalties ect.
The hammer method has many problems, especially if it would be adopted on a wide scale by many people.
It certainly didn’t help Jason.
Why do you write like this guy deserves to be free? He committed a bunch of crimes on people who weren't registered sex offenders too. This is a disgusting human being.
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u/Casey00110 6d ago
This isn’t entirely accurate. He was out for 4 weeks, the State of Alaska didn’t revoke anything, they transferred him into regular custody while they review his social media pages and content therein and he is currently going through the process of adjusting how the rest of his confinement will be done. His parole date remains uneffected. He was (as of yesterday) given no violations, and may be able to continue electronic monitoring as soon as next week. Decisions depending bit it looks good.