From convict to public defender: BYU grad’s life transformed

(Evan Cobb | The Daily Herald | The Associated Press) Ben Aldana poses for a portrait in the Daily Herald office on Thursday, April 26, 2018, in Provo, Utah. Aldana is set to graduate this year from BYU's law school.

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From convict to public defender: BYU grad’s life transformed

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