Vincent O'Bannon was released from San Quentin after more than 15 years, thanks to a resentencing that recognized previous legal errors. Initially sentenced to 28 years to life under California's Three Strikes law, O'Bannon's sentence was reduced to 10 years with credit for time served. During his incarceration, he transitioned from a San Quentin News writer to senior editor and played a pivotal role in establishing a truck driving training program for inmates that has seen significant success. His ongoing goal is to enhance the program with driving simulators.
"I just read it on my Viapath tablet. Sure enough, an appellate court ruled in my favor."
"From news writer to new life, I spent more than a decade at San Quentin, becoming an editor and even helping start a truck driving program for inmates."
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