By The Vanguard Staff TALLAHASSEE, FL – He didn’t say why officially, but Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) v ...
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Florida Gov. DeSantis Vetoes GOP-Backed Criminal Justice Reform Bill without Explanation
Florida Gov. DeSantis Vetoes GOP-Backed Criminal Justice Reform Bill without Explanation
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‘First Step Act’ – GAO Reports on Federal Efforts to Help Reduce Recidivism and Re-Entry to Federal Prisons
‘First Step Act’ – GAO Reports on Federal Efforts to Help Reduce Recidivism and Re-Entry to Federal Prisons
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Formerly Incarcerated Continue Urge New Director to Overhaul Federal Prisons
Formerly Incarcerated Continue Urge New Director to Overhaul Federal Prisons
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Two Years after Floyd, President Biden to Advance Historic Executive Order on Police Accountability
Two Years after Floyd, President Biden to Advance Historic Executive Order on Police Accountability
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U.S. Sentencing Commission Releases Report on ‘Compassionate Releases’ during COVID-19 Pandemic
U.S. Sentencing Commission Releases Report on ‘Compassionate Releases’ during COVID-19 Pandemic
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Guest Commentary: After 35 years, Congress Should Finally End the Sentencing Disparity Between Crack and Powder Cocaine
Guest Commentary: After 35 years, Congress Should Finally End the Sentencing Disparity Between Crack and Powder Cocaine
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Letter: Attorneys General Urge Congress to Further Address Historical Drug Sentencing Inequities by Amending the First Step Act
Letter: Attorneys General Urge Congress to Further Address Historical Drug Sentencing Inequities by Amending the First Step Act
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Commentary: Pence Says ‘I Trust Our Justice System’
Commentary: Pence Says ‘I Trust Our Justice System’
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What Comes After the First Step?
What Comes After the First Step?
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The First Step Act Freed People – Now Prosecutors Are Trying to Lock Some of Them Up Again
The First Step Act Freed People – Now Prosecutors Are Trying to Lock Some of Them Up Again
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The First Step Act Is a Small Step for Incarcerated Women
The First Step Act Is a Small Step for Incarcerated Women
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Bipartisan Sentencing Reductions Pass Overwhelmingly in the US Senate
Bipartisan Sentencing Reductions Pass Overwhelmingly in the US Senate