Sophia Rosing is asking a judge for “shock probation,” which allows low-risk offenders to be released between 30 and 180 days of their conviction, claiming they've been essentially "shocked straight" by their incarceration and are no longer a threat to the community.

James Miller Jr. was released on "shock probation" and will be supervised by probation and parole for the next five years.

An attorney for James Miller Jr. has a judge to release James Miller on “shock probation,” which allows low-risk offenders to ask for release between 30 and 180 days of their conviction saying they've been essentially "shocked straight" by the prison experience and learned their lesson.