By Leslie Acevedo and Michael McCutcheon WASHINGTON, DC - A report published by Dr. Ashley Nellis and The ...
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Mass Incarceration Trends: Comprehensive Report from The Sentencing Project
Mass Incarceration Trends: Comprehensive Report from The Sentencing Project
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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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Sentencing Project Applauds Reintroduction of Legislation to Shorten Long-Term Federal Prison Sentences
Sentencing Project Applauds Reintroduction of Legislation to Shorten Long-Term Federal Prison Sentences
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How Tennessee Disenfranchised 21% of Its Black Citizens
How Tennessee Disenfranchised 21% of Its Black Citizens
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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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New Report Finds Inequality of Court Diversion within U.S. Juvenile System
New Report Finds Inequality of Court Diversion within U.S. Juvenile System
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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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Commentary: Why Even Heinous Crimes Can Generate Extreme Sentences
Commentary: Why Even Heinous Crimes Can Generate Extreme Sentences
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Sentencing Project Releases Report on Jail-Based Voting for 2 Million Incarcerated
Sentencing Project Releases Report on Jail-Based Voting for 2 Million Incarcerated
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Report Debunks Myth of Youth-Led Crime Wave
Report Debunks Myth of Youth-Led Crime Wave
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New Report Charges Felony Murder Laws ‘At Odds with Rest of World’
New Report Charges Felony Murder Laws ‘At Odds with Rest of World’
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Children in Adult Prisons – A Conduit of Egalitarian Justice or an Inhibitor of Rehabilitation?
Children in Adult Prisons – A Conduit of Egalitarian Justice or an Inhibitor of Rehabilitation?
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Henry Montgomery Finally Released on Parole After 57 Years in Prison, Conviction by All-White Jury
Henry Montgomery Finally Released on Parole After 57 Years in Prison, Conviction by All-White Jury
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STUDY: Racist Policies Lead to Major Racial Disparities in Prisons Nationwide
STUDY: Racist Policies Lead to Major Racial Disparities in Prisons Nationwide
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Commentary: Is Reisig Attacking Racial Inequities in the Right Place?
Commentary: Is Reisig Attacking Racial Inequities in the Right Place?
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As Schools Reopen, Report Highlights Opportunities to Promote Student Success and End School-to-Prison Pipeline
As Schools Reopen, Report Highlights Opportunities to Promote Student Success and End School-to-Prison Pipeline
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The Sentencing Project Finds Huge Racial Disparities Among Youth, a Wake Up Call for Reform
The Sentencing Project Finds Huge Racial Disparities Among Youth, a Wake Up Call for Reform
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Report Finds Reoffending Is Relatively Low after Life-Sentence: ‘More Punishment Does Not Lead to Less Crime’
Report Finds Reoffending Is Relatively Low after Life-Sentence: ‘More Punishment Does Not Lead to Less Crime’
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REPORT: U.S. Obsession with Increasingly Extreme Prison Sentences
REPORT: U.S. Obsession with Increasingly Extreme Prison Sentences
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Possible Solutions to Prediction that Mass Incarceration will Last for 60 Years
Possible Solutions to Prediction that Mass Incarceration will Last for 60 Years
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