Michigan Department of Corrections
04/23/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 04/24/2024 08:12
A public hearing to consider the possible commutation of sentence for Antonio Boston, #240799
The Michigan Parole Board will hold a public hearing on Thursday, May 23, 2024, at 1:00 p.m. to consider the possible commutation of sentence for Antonio Boston, #240799. The hearing will be conducted via video through Microsoft Teams and can be accessed by clicking HERE.
Those planning to access the hearing must call 517-335-1736 no later than May 21, 2024, to confirm attendance.
Antonio Boston was sentenced to two terms of 30 years to 75 years for the crimes of Murder 2nd Degree and Robbery Armed; and to a term of 6 months to 5 years for the crime of Prisons-Cellphone Violation. Antonio Boston was sentenced on January 15, 1999, out of Wayne County and on May 30, 2018, out of Jackson County.
Timothy S. Flanagan, Member of the Michigan Parole Board, will conduct the hearing under the provisions of MCLA 791.244 prior to any recommendation for executive clemency by the Parole Board.
When logging into the hearing, your video camera must be turned off and audio muted to eliminate distraction during the hearing.
Please be advised that recordings, photography, or screenshots of the proceeding are prohibited.
If you are a member of the news media and have questions about the hearing, please contact Kyle Kaminski, Acting Public Information Officer at 517-242-1233.
Those planning to access the hearing must call 517-335-1736 no later than May 21, 2024, to confirm attendance.
Antonio Boston was sentenced to two terms of 30 years to 75 years for the crimes of Murder 2nd Degree and Robbery Armed; and to a term of 6 months to 5 years for the crime of Prisons-Cellphone Violation. Antonio Boston was sentenced on January 15, 1999, out of Wayne County and on May 30, 2018, out of Jackson County.
Timothy S. Flanagan, Member of the Michigan Parole Board, will conduct the hearing under the provisions of MCLA 791.244 prior to any recommendation for executive clemency by the Parole Board.
When logging into the hearing, your video camera must be turned off and audio muted to eliminate distraction during the hearing.
Please be advised that recordings, photography, or screenshots of the proceeding are prohibited.
If you are a member of the news media and have questions about the hearing, please contact Kyle Kaminski, Acting Public Information Officer at 517-242-1233.