Sentencing Project

@SentencingProj

The Sentencing Project has been working for a fair and effective U.S. justice system since 1986.

Washington, D.C.
Joined August 2009

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    More people with felony convictions are barred from voting in this year's election than any election in US history:

  2. Texas death penalty case tests standards for defining intellectual disability: via

  3. Advocates In Baltimore help expunge arrest records that didn't lead to charges: via

  4. How the criminal justice system fails the deaf community: via

  5. A story of racial bias, the absence of mercy, and a death in prison: via

  6. For the wrongfully convicted, time runs short to get tax relief: via

  7. .: Treat defendants as citizens, not cash registers: via

  8. . reaches the 1,000-mark on commutations he's granted. via

  9. Conservatives host a conversation on on Capitol Hill. via

  10. Racial disparities in UK drug sentencing highlight need for reform: via

  11. A 21st century National Crime Commission that focuses on mass incarceration and racial inequality:

  12. A judge overturns a death sentence because of the prosecutor's racist comments to the defendant. via

  13. Philly locks up kids for truancy and fighting, then goes after parents for child support: via

  14. Did it work? An evaluation on Hawaii's Justice Reinvestment Initiative. via

  15. Indigent defendants in Cuyahoga County no longer have to wait long in jail because of money. via

  16. In Hard Bargains, author Mona Lynch exposes how federal drug laws target communities of color. via

  17. Citing prison literacy study, calls for high-quality education in correctional facilities

  18. Illinois Supreme Court decides to limit the use of shackling youth during court proceedings. via

  19. "Having access to sanitary pads (in prison) is not a luxury – it is a basic human right." via

  20. Is the money bail system the next step for California's criminal justice reform? via

  21. From Princeton to prison, in this jailhouse classroom everyone learns: via

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