Chapter 25 - STERLING’S RELEASE HEARING
Years passed.
Sterling became eligible for supervised release after serving required term and credits.
Not surprise.
Victim notification.
Lenora panicked.
Even after years.
She prepared statement.
Not:
Keep him forever.
“I want conditions.”
No contact.
No residence near her.
No corporate governance role while supervision.
Treatment.
No indirect messages through family.
Reasonable.
Board? His corporate rights separate.
He still owned shares through estate/holding arrangements.
Could receive distributions.
No management.
Release board granted supervised release under strict conditions.
Lenora hated it.
Then accepted legal reality.
Punishment had term.
Safety could continue through conditions.
Sterling complied.
No visit.
No letter to her initially.
One year later requested permission to send apology through counsel.
Lenora said no.
Request ended.
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That was change too:
No meant no.
