Kim Kardashian Already Helped Free 17 Inmates This Year

Kim Kardashian
Kim Kardashian Already Helped Free 17 Inmates This Year
Another day, another inmate going free thanks to Kim Kardashian. Reportedly, Kardashian helped free 17 people in the last three months alone. And she did it without making a major mention of it on social media. They each were sentenced to life in prison without parole after being convicted for low-level drug crimes.
Kardashian teamed up with her lawyer, Brittany K. Barnett, the co-founder of Buried Alive and attorney MiAngel Cody with The Decarceration Collective. The organization puts action to the First Step Act that President Donald Trump greenlighted last year. According to reports, Kardashian is using her own resources to fund the movement while Barnett and Cody deal with the legal part.
See some of the stories of the people they have helped below.



It’s safe to say Kardashian, Barnett and Cody are just getting started; especially as Kardashian recently revealed her plans to become a lawyer through a four-year apprenticeship. She plans to take the bar in 2022.
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