In, 1976 Samuel Seabrook was sentenced to Trenton State Prison for robbery and murder. He served over 20 years in different hard core prisons. Seabrook was sent to the halfway house and was denied five times before entering the Garret House. Samuel Seabrook does 10 hours of community service every month. He speaks to juvenile delinquents about his crimes, and how he hurt others by his wrong doing. Mrs. McCrae had informed Seabrook that he finally has another upcoming parole hearing. I think the Parole Board made the right decision for Seabrook, because he has shown improvement with his behavior, and kept an outstanding record with his employer, community service, and staying out of trouble. I do believe Seabrook deserves a second chance, but
