Host Mike Merli speaks with Civil Rights Attorney Alex Taubes and Bryan "Love" Jordan.

After spending 15 years in prison, a judge found cause to question Bryan's original conviction, and call for Bryan to get a new trial.

Then, the Connecticut Supreme Court reversed that decision.

Bryan's future is now in the hands of State's Attorney Patrick Griffin, based in New Haven.

Griffin holds the power to grant Bryan release since he has already served 15 years on a conviction that was questionable at best.

For more information on Bryan and his case:

https://yaledailynews.com/blog/2020/03/23/feature-love-on-trial/

Letters can be sent advocating for Bryan's release to:

Patrick J. Griffin State's Attorney 235 Church Street New Haven, CT 06510

Phone calls can be made to: 203-503-6823

Social media posts can be made about Bryan's story using the hashtag #FreeBLove.