The Supreme Court's Decision to Release Alec Price

Gerard Price, the so-called Godfather of the Bloods, was secretly released from a South Carolina prison last week. The state's Attorney General's Office issued its own bench warrant for Price's arrest; they called for the court to avoid Judge Manning's order and put him back behind bars where he legally belongs. If Rutherford had successfully argued the case, it could have set a precedent as to who could be released under that statute. Could it include murderers? And if so, would that murderer having been a model prisoner to qualify for the substantial assistance law? Or could he have been a straight up menace like Gerard Price appears to have been?

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