Jelly Roll wins support of Tennessee parole board as he fights to receive full pardon for convictions
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Jelly Roll is hoping to receive a full pardon to continue inspiring people around the world, after the Tennessee Board of Parole voted to recommend it to the governor.
"This was incredible. I pray this goes through. But today was special for me, regardless." Lori Bashian is an entertainment production assistant for Fox News Digital.
The hearing ended with a vote, in which the board reached a unanimous agreement to recommend the musician be pardoned, with only one board member recusing themselves from voting.
"This was incredible," Jelly Roll, whose real name is Jason DeFord, said after the vote, according to the board's recording of the meeting. "I pray this goes through. But today was special for me, regardless."
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