The Justice Imperative: The Expanded Length of Prison Stays in Connecticut Dicky Joe Jackson was a trucker whose 2-year old son needed a bone-marrow transplant…
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October 20, 2014
The Justice Imperative: The Expanded Length of Prison Stays in Connecticut
October 20, 2014
Just Leadership USA’s “Leading With Conviction” Launch & Benefit, Nov. 12th, 6 -9 pm, Tribeca Rooftop, NYC
Just Leadership USA’s “Leading With Conviction” Launch & Benefit, Nov. 12th, 6 -9 pm, Tribeca Rooftop, NYC, 2 Debrosses Street, between Hudson & Greenwich…
October 20, 2014
The Justice Imperative: Recidivism – How Is Connecticut Doing?
The Justice Imperative: Recidivism – How Is Connecticut Doing? Ora Lee Hurley was imprisoned in Atlanta for failure to pay a $ 705 fine. She was…
October 19, 2014
States’ Racial Makeup Drives Mass Incarceration
According to new research, the size of a state’s black population—not the crime rate—is the strongest indicator of harsher punitive practices Author: Elizabeth Kulze www.vocative.com Posted:…
October 19, 2014
Lawsuits: AL jailers let prisoners die from easily treatable illnesses to save money
By TOM BOGGIONI www.RAWSTORY.com Three lawsuits recently filed in federal court accuse the state of Alabama of denying prisoners with easily treatable illnesses or injuries proper medical…