By Shriya Kali Chittapuram NEW YORK, NY - From 2019 to 2022, the Vera Institute of Justice (Vera) with Bl ...
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REPORT: Scope and Changes of 2023’s Criminal Justice Reforms in United States
REPORT: Scope and Changes of 2023’s Criminal Justice Reforms in United States
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US Prisons Held Six Times As Many People in 2021 Versus 1971
US Prisons Held Six Times As Many People in 2021 Versus 1971
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Community-Based Organizations React to Newly-Elected District Attorney
Community-Based Organizations React to Newly-Elected District Attorney
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President Biden Announces Pardon for Those Convicted of Simple Federal Pot Possession, Noting ‘Fairness, Justice, Racial’ Reasons
President Biden Announces Pardon for Those Convicted of Simple Federal Pot Possession, Noting ‘Fairness, Justice, Racial’ Reasons
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Everyday Injustice Episode 163: Kanya Bennett and Leadership Conference on Civil & Human Rights
Everyday Injustice Episode 163: Kanya Bennett and Leadership Conference on Civil & Human Rights
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Guest Commentary: We Didn’t Release Enough People from Jails and Prisons during the Pandemic
Guest Commentary: We Didn’t Release Enough People from Jails and Prisons during the Pandemic
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Commentary: What’s with Solitary White Male Lawyers Ghostwriting Whole Criminal Justice Systems?
Commentary: What’s with Solitary White Male Lawyers Ghostwriting Whole Criminal Justice Systems?
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Vera Institute Calls on the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors to Close Men’s Central Jail
Vera Institute Calls on the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors to Close Men’s Central Jail
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COVID-19 Era Incarcerations Fall: Will it Last?
COVID-19 Era Incarcerations Fall: Will it Last?
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Guest Commentary: Our Leaders Have the Power to Decarcerate and Save Lives, but Where Is the Will?
Guest Commentary: Our Leaders Have the Power to Decarcerate and Save Lives, but Where Is the Will?
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Commentary: Criminal Justice Reform Is for Everyone, but We Have to Explain Why
Commentary: Criminal Justice Reform Is for Everyone, but We Have to Explain Why
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Statistics Released on Whether the Safety and Justice Challenge is Improving Local Criminal Justice Systems in U.S.
Statistics Released on Whether the Safety and Justice Challenge is Improving Local Criminal Justice Systems in U.S.
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Medical, Public Health Experts Urge President-Elect Transition COVID Advisory Board to Reduce Incarcerated Populations
Medical, Public Health Experts Urge President-Elect Transition COVID Advisory Board to Reduce Incarcerated Populations
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“People have lives. Picking up and moving affects people” – San Quentin Residents on COVID-19 Related Transfers
“People have lives. Picking up and moving affects people” – San Quentin Residents on COVID-19 Related Transfers
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Guest Commentary: Criminal Justice Reform Takes Another Big, Messy Step Forward in 2020 Elections
Guest Commentary: Criminal Justice Reform Takes Another Big, Messy Step Forward in 2020 Elections