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REPORT: The Impact of Bail Reform on Recidivism in New York City ‘Minimal’
REPORT: The Impact of Bail Reform on Recidivism in New York City ‘Minimal’
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REPORT: Sacramento Sheriff’s Office ‘Disproportionately Stops’ Black Drivers for Traffic Violations
REPORT: Sacramento Sheriff’s Office ‘Disproportionately Stops’ Black Drivers for Traffic Violations
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Governor, Massachusetts Legislature Put Families Over Prison Profiteering with Free Phone Calls for Incarcerated
Governor, Massachusetts Legislature Put Families Over Prison Profiteering with Free Phone Calls for Incarcerated
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New York Bail Reform Study Notes No Increase in Recidivism Generally – Though Certain ‘High Risk’ Individuals Showed Increase
New York Bail Reform Study Notes No Increase in Recidivism Generally – Though Certain ‘High Risk’ Individuals Showed Increase
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CA Governor Signs Law Expanding Religious Rights of Incarcerated
CA Governor Signs Law Expanding Religious Rights of Incarcerated
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Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 220: Sarah Allred and Prison Education Programs
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 220: Sarah Allred and Prison Education Programs
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Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 215 – LaToya Bell Discusses Second Chances
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 215 – LaToya Bell Discusses Second Chances
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Everyday Injustice Episode 211: Kardell Sims and the Re-Entry Journey
Everyday Injustice Episode 211: Kardell Sims and the Re-Entry Journey
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Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 210: Christie Smith and Clean Slate Legislation
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 210: Christie Smith and Clean Slate Legislation
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Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 199: A Masters Program for Incarcerated People
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 199: A Masters Program for Incarcerated People
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Texas Governor Takes Aim at Cortese Bill after Vowing to Pardon a Man Convicted of Murdering a Protester
Texas Governor Takes Aim at Cortese Bill after Vowing to Pardon a Man Convicted of Murdering a Protester
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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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Report Findings Suggest New York’s Reform Law Impacts Recidivism
Report Findings Suggest New York’s Reform Law Impacts Recidivism
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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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Leaked Documents Show Alameda DA Price Planning to Reduce Reliance on Sentencing Enhancements
Leaked Documents Show Alameda DA Price Planning to Reduce Reliance on Sentencing Enhancements
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Monday Morning Thoughts: Media Uncritically Evaluates Reisig’s Bail Claims
Monday Morning Thoughts: Media Uncritically Evaluates Reisig’s Bail Claims
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New CA Bill Introduced to Reduce Recidivism by Providing Therapy in Prisons
New CA Bill Introduced to Reduce Recidivism by Providing Therapy in Prisons
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Commentary: Why DA Reisig’s Zero Bail Study Is Flawed and Uncompelling
Commentary: Why DA Reisig’s Zero Bail Study Is Flawed and Uncompelling
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No Evidence Zero Bail Contributed to More Crime or Lowered Unsentenced Jail Population, Report Finds
No Evidence Zero Bail Contributed to More Crime or Lowered Unsentenced Jail Population, Report Finds
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Guest Commentary: DA Jenkins’ Shocking Decision To Prosecute Children As Adults
Guest Commentary: DA Jenkins’ Shocking Decision To Prosecute Children As Adults