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Dwight Hammond Jr. and Steven Hammond were convicted in 2012 of arson - for setting fire to federal lands.

They previously had been convicted of similar crimes.

For more, read the Oregonian story.

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Stephanie Mohr was a Maryland police officer convicted of police brutality.

In 1995 Mohr allowed her police dog to attack a homeless man who already was detained and facing a wall.

She was convicted in 2001 and served a 10-year sentence.

For more, read the USA Today story.

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Jon Ponder pleaded guilty in 2005 to bank robbery. He was released from prison in 2009.

Since that time, he started a nonprofit that provides counseling and services to people leaving jail.

For more, read the New York Times story.

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Chalmer Lee Williams was convicted in 1995 of stealing weapons and computers from checked luggage while working as a baggage handler at Northern Kentucky International Airport.

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For more, read the Washington Post story.