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| vae - Jones to DeLoach Memo Re: GOVERNOR BROWN 9-2-60 JACK D,. GREEN in 1932, Green and a man named Regan participated, in a $30 robbery_of a Los Angeles theater which resulted in the_ murder, by Regan, of police Lieutenant Hugh Crowley. Both, Green and Regan were convicted and sentenced to death. Regan's, death sentence was carried out. Green was received at San Quentin on 3-23-32, and his initial execution date was 5-20-32. He received about ten stays of execution, and on 1-4-34, Governor James Rolph commuted Green's sentence to life imprisonment with no possibility, of parole.” On ll-1-41, the State Parole Board recommended that_ Green's sentence be modified to make him eligible for parole, and this was rejected by Governor Olson. Several applications for executive clemency were turned down between 1941-59. On 5-7-59, Green applied for executive clemency to. erat Governor Brown and on 6-12-59, the California Adult Authority (CAA) recommended that the parole restriction be removed from Green's. sentence. On 12-21-59, Brown removed ixom Green's sentence the words "without possibility of parole," thus making it possible for _ Green's eventual release from prison. On 7-13-60, the CAA_ recommended Green for parole effective 9-1-60. Green was paroied from prison on 9-1-60, and will work (oD of San Raphael's Parish, San Rafael, California. | Green was released ona “life parole" which means he must report to parole authorities the rest of his life. Bead NW la