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Rethinking the Nation’s Prisons: Is America Ready for Reform? By TCR Staff via Crime Report | February 6, 2020 About 20 of the country’s leading experts, practitioners and policymakers

Brooklyn lawmakers seek to create hate crime exemption in bail reform law BY MEAGHAN MCGOLDRICK via Brooklyn Reporter | JANUARY 16, 2020   BOROUGHWIDE — Following a recent spike in

What to look for in criminal justice reform in New York in 2020 by Noah Goldberg and David Brand via Brooklyn Eagle | January 1, 2020  

Students Engage with Hartford Organizations through Community Learning at Trinity   The classroom extended far beyond campus for students who took part in Trinity College’s

Opinion: Grassroots Movements are Needed to End Mass Incarceration by Lorenzo Jones and Gabriel Sayegh | December 13, 2019   The 2020 presidential race is spurring more debate about

No New Jails now has AOC on board, but opponents see a fatal flaw The prison abolitionists would keep people incarcerated in certain jails, for

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