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California has begun releasing low-level, non-violent people from prison early in compliance w/ a federal court order http://lat.ms/1kujGpA
MT @portereduardo: Prison: America's tool of choice to address social and economic dislocation. http://nyti.ms/1iFlltf
What will be the Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention Act's 40th birthday gift? We hope it's not more inaction: http://bit.ly/1pOAE7J
The California Fair Sentencing Act to eliminate the crack-cocaine sentencing disparity has passed its first committee http://bit.ly/1n1HeDa
The recidivism rate for freed 3-strikers in CA is 1.3%, compared to 30% among all those released from state prison http://bit.ly/1u100P9
From @CBSAndrew, how one state could break the cycle of incarceration http://theatln.tc/1pHBi6I
Conservative sentencing reform: politically savvy, morally right http://bit.ly/1mUrbcQ via @amconmag
On @msnbc, the long, slow push to prison sentencing reform: http://on.msnbc.com/1j7s7r9
The revolving door: Wyoming reliance on jails for mental health services comes with consequences http://bit.ly/1fK8CQU via @cstribune
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University Beyond Bars provides education and college credit to inmates in WA state. Facebook/UniversityBeyondBars
A federal study shows that early release has no significant effect on recidivism for people with drug convictions http://bit.ly/1pH627X
How to explain the recent prison population decline? Look to factors like crime rates, drug courts & home detention http://bit.ly/1fpnlpG
"A debt to society is not forever." The @newsadvance argues for felony disenfranchisement reform in Virginia: http://bit.ly/1tLxMYG
From @TEDTalks, the neuroscience of restorative justice: http://bit.ly/OLjiYf
A misdemeanor conviction is not a big deal, right? Think again, says @m_rhodan: http://ti.me/1pxBUf9
Since 2007, at least 14 people in Texas prisons have died from overheating; temps can reach 149 degrees behind bars http://bit.ly/1tHAOx1
We know that judges usually don't choose #JLWOP - it's past time for states to comply with #SCOTUS Miller v. Alabama. pic.twitter.com/S572nLJ5EA
"These older, stringent punishments... erode people's confidence in our criminal justice system." - Deputy AG Cole http://abcn.ws/QHMmB4
Colorado lawmakers are moving to restrict the use of solitary confinement for people who are mentally ill http://abcn.ws/1pri5Gl
Justice finally comes to the federal pardons office, writes @DafnaLinzer: http://on.msnbc.com/QyjNpK
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