Melvin Farmer: Former Lifer Turned Advocate – Full Interview

New Interview featuring Melvin Farmer, a father of three, attended Crenshaw High School. After his release from prison, he attended Long Beach City College.
Farmer has the distinction of being the first convict sentenced under the three strikes law who had his case reversed and was released from prison. Farmer once sat in prison as a lifer, now he is an advocate to abolish the unjust law that snatched away his freedom.

Melvin is a voice in the community, a community activist and the organizer of "Coalition Opposed to California Three Strikes Law."

Farmer addresses teens on crime prevention and peer pressure. He speaks to parents regarding early warning signals that spell trouble and counsels parents with children who are incarcerated.

Via radio and on television, Melvin has debated with Mike Reynolds, the author of the Three Strikes Law. He has been a guest on numerous radio and local television shows. His story has appeared in the Los Angeles Times and Upscale Magazine.
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