By The Vanguard HARTFORD, CT – “In 1999 Connecticut had so many people in prison that it paid to send 500 ...
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Connecticut Closes 10 State Prisons, Reduces Imprisoned People by Half – Crime Levels Lowest in More Than 40 Years
Connecticut Closes 10 State Prisons, Reduces Imprisoned People by Half – Crime Levels Lowest in More Than 40 Years
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Buffalo Man May Have Had 10 Years of Life ‘Stolen’ Because of Prosecutorial Misconduct, Editorial Board Charges
Buffalo Man May Have Had 10 Years of Life ‘Stolen’ Because of Prosecutorial Misconduct, Editorial Board Charges
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Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 209: Is Civil Commitment Double Jeopardy?
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 209: Is Civil Commitment Double Jeopardy?
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Post-Arrest Reflections from a Wrongly Incarcerated Individual — Some Mother’s Darling
Post-Arrest Reflections from a Wrongly Incarcerated Individual — Some Mother’s Darling
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DOJ Issues Final Rule for Home Confinement under Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act – Suggests Many May Not Be Sent Back to Prison
DOJ Issues Final Rule for Home Confinement under Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act – Suggests Many May Not Be Sent Back to Prison
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Looking Back: Albany Finally Passes Vital Anti-Prison Census Legislation
Looking Back: Albany Finally Passes Vital Anti-Prison Census Legislation
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San Quentin to Be Reimagined As ‘San Quentin Rehabilitation Center’ Prioritizing Rehabilitation and Education Programs to Strengthen Public Safety
San Quentin to Be Reimagined As ‘San Quentin Rehabilitation Center’ Prioritizing Rehabilitation and Education Programs to Strengthen Public Safety
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OC Register Wants News Media Let Back into Prisons after Nearly 30-Year Ban
OC Register Wants News Media Let Back into Prisons after Nearly 30-Year Ban
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Commentary: I, Lazarus
Commentary: I, Lazarus
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Home Confinement Could Be New Alternative to Prison Incarceration
Home Confinement Could Be New Alternative to Prison Incarceration
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ACLU Clemency Forum Addresses How to Deal with Injustices, Reduce Mass Incarceration
ACLU Clemency Forum Addresses How to Deal with Injustices, Reduce Mass Incarceration
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Jailing People for Minor Drug Offenses Hasn’t Worked, Study Claims – Now Illinois Hopes to Avoid Dead-End Drug Arrests
Jailing People for Minor Drug Offenses Hasn’t Worked, Study Claims – Now Illinois Hopes to Avoid Dead-End Drug Arrests
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Man Sent to Jail for Year for Violating Probation – But It Could Have Been 9 Years in Prison, Warns Judge
Man Sent to Jail for Year for Violating Probation – But It Could Have Been 9 Years in Prison, Warns Judge
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More Than Half of Incarcerated in U.S. Prisons Serving Sentences of 10 Years or More, Claims Analysis
More Than Half of Incarcerated in U.S. Prisons Serving Sentences of 10 Years or More, Claims Analysis
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Guest Commentary: Locking Up People with Mental Health Conditions Doesn’t Make Anyone Safer
Guest Commentary: Locking Up People with Mental Health Conditions Doesn’t Make Anyone Safer
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Report Claims ‘Long-Term Racist Policies’ in California Lead to Mass Incarceration
Report Claims ‘Long-Term Racist Policies’ in California Lead to Mass Incarceration
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The Sentencing Project Releases New Report Showcasing Rise and Fall of Private Prisons
The Sentencing Project Releases New Report Showcasing Rise and Fall of Private Prisons
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Guest Commentary: After My Felony Conviction, I Lost My Social Security Benefits
Guest Commentary: After My Felony Conviction, I Lost My Social Security Benefits
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Guest Commentary: Better Mental Health Services in Prisons Could Save Lives
Guest Commentary: Better Mental Health Services in Prisons Could Save Lives