The ability to vote is an integral part of the United States Constitution. However, under specific circumstances, an individual can […]
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With COVID-19 plaguing the planet, scientists are scrambling to create a viable vaccine. So far, only China, Britain, and the
COVID-19 Vaccine Trials Omit Vulnerable Inmates from Testing Read Post »
The U.S. Sentencing Commission published a new study addressing the first-year impact of the First Step Act. You will find
First Step Act – A Year in Review Read Post »
A Fading Hope for Early Release Federal prisoners whose hopes were high for an early release thanks to the signing
Advocates seeking criminal justice reform in New York are now attempting to appeal to their peers by using more conservative
Criminal Justice Reforms in NY Rely on a “Save More Money” Mantra Read Post »
A Necessary Reform The First Step Act, an initiative aimed at federal prison reform, was recently enacted into law. It
Will the First Step Act Lead to the Second Step in Prison Reform? Read Post »
Dealing with the Bail System Public opinion has long criticized cash bail as costly and unfair to taxpayers. Two separate
Cash bail studies reveal racism, classism in the system Read Post »
Last year President Trump signed the first piece of prison reform legislation in years. The First Step Act is aimed
Justice reform takes its first steps with the First Step Act Read Post »
The U.S. Senate, late Wednesday, passed legislation that grants the Attorney General the authority to permit expanded use of home
Senate Bill Lets BOP Use More Home Confinement To Fight Coronavirus Read Post »
Between Reasonable and Necessary: California’s New Police Law After many painful decades of dealing with the police brutality epidemic, California’s
