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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Lawsuit Claims Not Allowing Those Convicted of Felonies to Vote Violates Virginia’s Readmission Act, Leading to Excessive Disenfranchisement
Lawsuit Claims Not Allowing Those Convicted of Felonies to Vote Violates Virginia’s Readmission Act, Leading to Excessive Disenfranchisement
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U.S. Supreme Court Blocks West Virginia Attempt to Deny 12-Year-Old Transgender Girl from Playing Sports in Middle School
U.S. Supreme Court Blocks West Virginia Attempt to Deny 12-Year-Old Transgender Girl from Playing Sports in Middle School
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Virginia’s ‘Second Look’ Law Attempts to Redress Excessive Sentences for Black Men
Virginia’s ‘Second Look’ Law Attempts to Redress Excessive Sentences for Black Men
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Guest Commentary: Stories of Abuses in Prisons
Guest Commentary: Stories of Abuses in Prisons
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Guest Commentary: A Look Behind the Campaign to Recall Progressive Prosecutors in Virginia
Guest Commentary: A Look Behind the Campaign to Recall Progressive Prosecutors in Virginia
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Virginia Becomes First Southern State to Abolish Death Penalty – State Executed More People Than Any Other State
Virginia Becomes First Southern State to Abolish Death Penalty – State Executed More People Than Any Other State