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Maryland Lawmakers Fail to Pass Voter Reg. for Returning Citizens
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Oklahoma Survivor Justice Coalition Praises the Oklahoma House For Nearly Unanimous Passage of the Oklahoma Survivors’ Act
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New data and visualizations spotlight states’ reliance on excessive jailing
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Recent data offer a detailed snapshot of the cost of family contact in local jails
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Protect and Redirect: Best Practices for Juvenile Diversion
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Protect and Redirect: Measuring Equity and Results in Juvenile Diversion
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Protect and Redirect: Effective Messaging to Promote Juvenile Diversion Reform
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Protect and Redirect: How to Reduce Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Juvenile Diversion
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Updated charts show the magnitude of prison and jail racial disparities, pretrial populations, correctional control, and more
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Research spotlight: PrisonOversight.org equips the fight for accountability in jails and prisons
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Second Look Laws Are an Effective Solution to Reconsider Extreme Sentences Amidst Failing Parole Systems
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New Report: America’s Growing Movement to Divert Youth Out of the Justice System
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Protect and Redirect: America’s Growing Movement to Divert Youth Out of the Justice System
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Welcome, Regan Huston!
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Testimony on Michigan’s Second Look Sentencing Act
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Criminal Legal Reform Advocates Urge Passage of Second Look Legislation in Vermont
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Media Advisory: Criminal Legal Reform Advocates Rally at Michigan State Capitol Building
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Oklahoma Survivor Justice Coalition Applauds Senate Passage of Oklahoma Survivors’ Act
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Tenth-Anniversary Edition of The Whole Pie Report Provides the Big Picture of Mass Incarceration — and Busts 10 of the Most Persistent Myths about Prisons, Jails, and Crime
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Criminal Legal Reform Advocates Host Day Of Empathy at Vermont Statehouse
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The Sentencing Project Condemns House Oversight and Accountability Committee Vote to Advance the DC CRIMES Act
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New report, Women’s Mass Incarceration: The Whole Pie 2024, shows the size and scope of women’s incarceration in America
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The Sentencing Project Condemns DC Council’s Passage of Secure DC Crime Bill
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One in Five: Ending Mass Incarceration and its Racial Disparities
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Since you asked: How many women and men are released from each state’s prisons and jails every year?
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Comment to the U.S. Sentencing Commission Regarding Youthful Individuals
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Cautionary jails: Deconstructing the three “C”s of jail construction arguments
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Oregon shouldn’t go backwards on drug decriminalization
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How Mandatory Minimums Perpetuate Mass Incarceration and What to Do About It
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The Sentencing Project Partners with The Ad Council to Amplify PSA on Mass Incarceration in America
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Proposed Biden junk fees rule provides lots of transparency but little protection for incarcerated people
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Testimony from Josh Rovner to Maryland Senate Judiciary Committee on Youth Justice Reform
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Summer 2024 Intern: Investigator
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Testimony from Josh Rovner on Maryland Bill Concerning Youth Justice Reform
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Watching the Watchers: Vera releases national census on electronic monitoring
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Letter in Support of Wisconsin Bill to Allow Sentence Review for People Who Committed Crimes Under 18
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Prison disciplinary fines only further impoverish incarcerated people and families
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The Sentencing Project Applauds DC Council for Appointing First Formerly Incarcerated Person to Sentencing Commission
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The Sentencing Project Condemns First Vote of Secure DC Bill By DC Council
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Proposed Maryland Legislation Would Harm Children and Threaten Progress on Juvenile Justice Reform
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Amicus Brief: In prison, a $15 fine means so much more
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New Report from The Sentencing Project Reveals Low Rates of Recidivism Among People Convicted of Crimes of a Sexual Nature
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Addicted to punishment: Jails and prisons punish drug use far more than they treat it
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Responding to Crimes of a Sexual Nature: What We Really Want Is No More Victims
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State Legislators and Advocates Urge Restoration of Voting Rights to Residents with Felonies
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Massachusetts Should Restore Voting Rights to Over 7,700 Citizens
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Amicus brief urging Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to abolish mandatory LWOP for felony murder
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Zombie politics: The return of failed criminal legal system policies in 2023 – and how to fight back
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Life in Prison Without Parole in Louisiana
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Massachusetts First State to Ban Life without Parole for People Under 21
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Final ‘One in Five’ Report Examines How Mass Incarceration Deepens Inequality and Harms Public Safety
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One in Five: How Mass Incarceration Deepens Inequality and Harms Public Safety
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Advocacy Groups Applaud Massachusetts Supreme Court for Banning Life Without Parole for Young People 18-20 in Commonwealth v. Sheldon Mattis
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New Year, Same Fight for Youth Justice!
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The Sentencing Project Urges DC Council to Appoint Formerly Incarcerated Person to Sentencing Commission: ‘All Populations Affected by the Criminal Legal System Deserve a Voice’
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Force multipliers: How the criminal legal and child welfare systems cooperate to punish families
-
The Sentencing Project Applauds President Biden’s Commutations for People Serving Extreme Sentences, But Urges Further Action
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2023, A Year of Progress: Expanding Voting Rights Across the Country
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12 of our most important reports, briefings, and tools in 2023
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Going back to Cali: Revisiting California’s parole release system
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Why did prison and jail populations grow in 2022 — and what comes next?
-
Top Trends in Criminal Legal Reform, 2023
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50 Years of Mass Incarceration: Research and Advocacy for Reform
-
Tribal Disparities in Youth Incarceration
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Black Disparities in Youth Incarceration
-
Latinx Disparities in Youth Incarceration
-
Racial Disparities in Youth Incarceration Stagnate
-
New Report: Three Causes of Racial Inequity in the Criminal Legal System
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One in Five: Racial Disparity in Imprisonment — Causes and Remedies
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The Sentencing Project, National Voting in Prison Coalition Applaud Introduction of the Inclusive Democracy Act
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New reentry simulator highlights the perils of life after prison
-
New Data: After Almost Ten Years of Decline U.S. Prison Population Grew in 2022
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Groups Applaud Governor Whitmer for Signing Legislation Automatically Registering People to Vote As They Leave Prison
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Summer 2024 Intern: Litigation – First Year Students
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32 reforms to the criminal legal system ripe for victory in 2024
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Ricardo Ferrell
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Michael Munn
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Jason Hernandez
-
Damon Walker
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System Reforms to Reduce Youth Incarceration: Why We Must Explore Every Option Before Removing Any Young Person from Home
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Guilty by association: When parole and probation rules disrupt support systems
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Jail-Based Voting Resources
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New Report on Racial Disparities in Policing and Crime from The Sentencing Project
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One in Five: Disparities in Crime and Policing
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Not an alternative: The myths, harms, and expansion of pretrial electronic monitoring
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Letter to District of Columbia Mayor Regarding the Addressing Crime Trends Now Act
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Ten statistics about the scale and impact of mass incarceration in the U.S.
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New Report: 2 Million Americans With Felony Convictions Have Regained the Right to Vote
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Expanding the Vote: State Felony Disenfranchisement Reform, 1997-2023
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New resource: Prison discipline policies
-
Public Service Announcement: 50 Years and a Wake Up
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No Release: Parole grant rates have plummeted in most states since the pandemic started
-
Webinar: Combating “carveouts” in criminal justice reforms
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New Report Finds Imprisonment Rate of Black Men Has Fallen By Nearly 50% Since 2000, But Pushback Threatens Continued Progress
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One in Five: Ending Racial Inequity in Incarceration
-
The Sentencing Project Launches Public Service Announcement Urging Americans to “Wake Up” to 50-Year Mass Incarceration Crisis
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New data reveals where people in Rhode Island prisons come from
-
Youth Justice: Lessons From the Last 50 Years
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Public Service Announcement: 50 Years and a Wake Up
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The Ballot Bulletin: New York Expands Voter Access in Jails
- Maryland Lawmakers Fail to Pass Voter Reg. for Returning Citizens
- Oklahoma Survivor Justice Coalition Praises the Oklahoma House For Nearly Unanimous Passage of the Oklahoma Survivors’ Act
- New data and visualizations spotlight states’ reliance on excessive jailing
- Recent data offer a detailed snapshot of the cost of family contact in local jails
- Protect and Redirect: Best Practices for Juvenile Diversion
- Protect and Redirect: Measuring Equity and Results in Juvenile Diversion
- Protect and Redirect: Effective Messaging to Promote Juvenile Diversion Reform
- Protect and Redirect: How to Reduce Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Juvenile Diversion
- Updated charts show the magnitude of prison and jail racial disparities, pretrial populations, correctional control, and more
- Research spotlight: PrisonOversight.org equips the fight for accountability in jails and prisons
- Second Look Laws Are an Effective Solution to Reconsider Extreme Sentences Amidst Failing Parole Systems
- New Report: America’s Growing Movement to Divert Youth Out of the Justice System
- Protect and Redirect: America’s Growing Movement to Divert Youth Out of the Justice System
- Welcome, Regan Huston!
- Testimony on Michigan’s Second Look Sentencing Act
- Criminal Legal Reform Advocates Urge Passage of Second Look Legislation in Vermont
- Media Advisory: Criminal Legal Reform Advocates Rally at Michigan State Capitol Building
- Oklahoma Survivor Justice Coalition Applauds Senate Passage of Oklahoma Survivors’ Act
- Tenth-Anniversary Edition of The Whole Pie Report Provides the Big Picture of Mass Incarceration — and Busts 10 of the Most Persistent Myths about Prisons, Jails, and Crime
- Criminal Legal Reform Advocates Host Day Of Empathy at Vermont Statehouse
- The Sentencing Project Condemns House Oversight and Accountability Committee Vote to Advance the DC CRIMES Act
- New report, Women’s Mass Incarceration: The Whole Pie 2024, shows the size and scope of women’s incarceration in America
- The Sentencing Project Condemns DC Council’s Passage of Secure DC Crime Bill
- One in Five: Ending Mass Incarceration and its Racial Disparities
- Since you asked: How many women and men are released from each state’s prisons and jails every year?
- Comment to the U.S. Sentencing Commission Regarding Youthful Individuals
- Cautionary jails: Deconstructing the three “C”s of jail construction arguments
- Oregon shouldn’t go backwards on drug decriminalization
- How Mandatory Minimums Perpetuate Mass Incarceration and What to Do About It
- The Sentencing Project Partners with The Ad Council to Amplify PSA on Mass Incarceration in America
- Proposed Biden junk fees rule provides lots of transparency but little protection for incarcerated people
- Testimony from Josh Rovner to Maryland Senate Judiciary Committee on Youth Justice Reform
- Summer 2024 Intern: Investigator
- Testimony from Josh Rovner on Maryland Bill Concerning Youth Justice Reform
- Watching the Watchers: Vera releases national census on electronic monitoring
- Letter in Support of Wisconsin Bill to Allow Sentence Review for People Who Committed Crimes Under 18
- Prison disciplinary fines only further impoverish incarcerated people and families
- The Sentencing Project Applauds DC Council for Appointing First Formerly Incarcerated Person to Sentencing Commission
- The Sentencing Project Condemns First Vote of Secure DC Bill By DC Council
- Proposed Maryland Legislation Would Harm Children and Threaten Progress on Juvenile Justice Reform
- Amicus Brief: In prison, a $15 fine means so much more
- New Report from The Sentencing Project Reveals Low Rates of Recidivism Among People Convicted of Crimes of a Sexual Nature
- Addicted to punishment: Jails and prisons punish drug use far more than they treat it
- Responding to Crimes of a Sexual Nature: What We Really Want Is No More Victims
- State Legislators and Advocates Urge Restoration of Voting Rights to Residents with Felonies
- Massachusetts Should Restore Voting Rights to Over 7,700 Citizens
- Amicus brief urging Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to abolish mandatory LWOP for felony murder
- Zombie politics: The return of failed criminal legal system policies in 2023 – and how to fight back
- Life in Prison Without Parole in Louisiana
- Massachusetts First State to Ban Life without Parole for People Under 21
- Final ‘One in Five’ Report Examines How Mass Incarceration Deepens Inequality and Harms Public Safety
- One in Five: How Mass Incarceration Deepens Inequality and Harms Public Safety
- Advocacy Groups Applaud Massachusetts Supreme Court for Banning Life Without Parole for Young People 18-20 in Commonwealth v. Sheldon Mattis
- New Year, Same Fight for Youth Justice!
- The Sentencing Project Urges DC Council to Appoint Formerly Incarcerated Person to Sentencing Commission: ‘All Populations Affected by the Criminal Legal System Deserve a Voice’
- Force multipliers: How the criminal legal and child welfare systems cooperate to punish families
- The Sentencing Project Applauds President Biden’s Commutations for People Serving Extreme Sentences, But Urges Further Action
- 2023, A Year of Progress: Expanding Voting Rights Across the Country
- 12 of our most important reports, briefings, and tools in 2023
- Going back to Cali: Revisiting California’s parole release system
- Why did prison and jail populations grow in 2022 — and what comes next?
- Top Trends in Criminal Legal Reform, 2023
- 50 Years of Mass Incarceration: Research and Advocacy for Reform
- Tribal Disparities in Youth Incarceration
- Black Disparities in Youth Incarceration
- Latinx Disparities in Youth Incarceration
- Racial Disparities in Youth Incarceration Stagnate
- New Report: Three Causes of Racial Inequity in the Criminal Legal System
- One in Five: Racial Disparity in Imprisonment — Causes and Remedies
- The Sentencing Project, National Voting in Prison Coalition Applaud Introduction of the Inclusive Democracy Act
- New reentry simulator highlights the perils of life after prison
- New Data: After Almost Ten Years of Decline U.S. Prison Population Grew in 2022
- Groups Applaud Governor Whitmer for Signing Legislation Automatically Registering People to Vote As They Leave Prison
- Summer 2024 Intern: Litigation – First Year Students
- 32 reforms to the criminal legal system ripe for victory in 2024
- Ricardo Ferrell
- Michael Munn
- Jason Hernandez
- Damon Walker
- System Reforms to Reduce Youth Incarceration: Why We Must Explore Every Option Before Removing Any Young Person from Home
- Guilty by association: When parole and probation rules disrupt support systems
- Jail-Based Voting Resources
- New Report on Racial Disparities in Policing and Crime from The Sentencing Project
- One in Five: Disparities in Crime and Policing
- Not an alternative: The myths, harms, and expansion of pretrial electronic monitoring
- Letter to District of Columbia Mayor Regarding the Addressing Crime Trends Now Act
- Ten statistics about the scale and impact of mass incarceration in the U.S.
- New Report: 2 Million Americans With Felony Convictions Have Regained the Right to Vote
- Expanding the Vote: State Felony Disenfranchisement Reform, 1997-2023
- New resource: Prison discipline policies
- Public Service Announcement: 50 Years and a Wake Up
- No Release: Parole grant rates have plummeted in most states since the pandemic started
- Webinar: Combating “carveouts” in criminal justice reforms
- New Report Finds Imprisonment Rate of Black Men Has Fallen By Nearly 50% Since 2000, But Pushback Threatens Continued Progress
- One in Five: Ending Racial Inequity in Incarceration
- The Sentencing Project Launches Public Service Announcement Urging Americans to “Wake Up” to 50-Year Mass Incarceration Crisis
- New data reveals where people in Rhode Island prisons come from
- Youth Justice: Lessons From the Last 50 Years
- Public Service Announcement: 50 Years and a Wake Up
- The Ballot Bulletin: New York Expands Voter Access in Jails