 It's been an update, the namesake of Mario's law here in Rhode Island. Let's bring aboard WPRO's Steve Klemken with the story. The state Supreme Court rules that Mario Montero, convicted of a murder when he was 17 years old, is eligible for parole after several state agencies disputed the case, says the ACLU's Stephen Brown. We argued that that was a clear misreading of the statute. It wasn't what the General Assembly had in mind.