Part II: 2 Former Juvenile Lifers, Now Paroled, Adjust To A Changed World

We continue our look at the release of so-called juvenile lifers — those are people who were teenagers when they were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

After court rulings struck down mandatory life without parole sentences for young people, 11 men have been paroled in Massachusetts over the past two years. We spent time with two of the men. Both are now learning how to navigate a world that has changed dramatically since they first went behind bars.