There's no more daily supervision for ex-con Monica Conyers, Robert Snell reports in The Detroit News.
The former Detroit councilwoman is living under home confinement in Detroit after being released from a halfway house, according to the U.S. Bureau of Prisons.
Conyers, 48, was allowed to move home Jan. 25 to finish a 37-month sentence for bribery, prisons spokesman Ed Ross told The News. Conyers’ sentence is up May 16. . . .
The wife of U.S. Rep. John Conyers is required to work or seek a job, Ross said.
She's the most prominent defendant convicted so far in the multi-years federal corruption probe of Detroit City Hall that also led to Kwame Kilpatrick's current trial.
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