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Philly D.A.

Episode 5

Season 1, Episode 5 • Documentary, TV-14, 01-Jul-2021

Krasner recommends new sentences for juveniles who were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. The parents of Sultan Ahmad Jr., who was killed as a teenager, learn that their son’s killer is getting out soon.

Cast
Joseph Chamberlain cast
Larry Krasner cast
Lisa Harvey cast
Bob Listenbee cast
Maria Quiñones-Sanchez cast
Harriet Ahmad cast
LaTonya Myers cast
Sultan Ahmad cast
Crew
Ted Passon director
Yoni Brook director
Ted Passon writer
Yoni Brook writer
Nicole Salazar writer
Ted Passon producer
Josh Penn producer
Nicole Salazar producer
Yoni Brook producer
Michael Gottwald producer
Gena Konstantinakos executive producer
Dawn Porter executive producer
Jeff Seelbach executive producer
Sally Jo Fifer executive producer
Lois Vossen executive producer
Patty Quillin executive producer
Ryan Chanatry executive producer
Rubin Daniels Jr. editor
Hemal Trivedi editor
Dita Gruze editor
Adriana Pacheco editor
Jim Hession editor

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