After it was all said and done, Richard Power’s legal work might have bought his young client 14 years of life.
Power’s client, who was 14 when he committed his crimes and 18 when he was sentenced, will spend most of his years behind bars, but thanks to a Second District Court of Appeal ruling this week, the individual known by the initials J.A. may see freedom when he is 56, rather than 70.
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