Imprisoned people who met with the board in the morning were far more likely to receive parole than those whose cases were reviewed in the afternoon, even if their crimes and sentences were practically identical.
Los reclusos que se reunieron con la junta por la mañana eran más propensos a obtener libertad condicional que aquellos cuyos casos fueron tratados por la tarde, incluso si sus delitos y sentencias eran prácticamente idénticos.