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In late December of last year, in one of his last actions as president, Joe Biden commuted

the sentences of 37 federal death row inmates.

Their sentences were converted to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

You'd think the death row inmates would have appreciated the gesture, but not all of them

were happy about it. A week after the announcement, two inmates who have appreciated the gesture, but not all of them were happy about it.

A week after the announcement, two inmates who'd received the commutation filed emergency motions

to block it. One of them was Len Davis.

Len is arguably the most corrupt police officer in New Orleans history. He was known as the

Desire Terrorist. For the years he spent terrorizing He was known as the Desire Terrorist for the years

he spent terrorizing residents of the city's desire housing projects. Len was sentenced to death

in 1996 for orchestrating the murder of Kim Groves, a 32-year-old mother of three, who

filed an internal affairs complaint against him. But he's always

professed his innocence. In the motion he filed against his commutation, Len argued that since

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