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2019 Issue Articles Featured 

“Radical Acts of Community Care”: Lessons from Bail and Abortion Funds

September 17, 2019August 22, 2019 abortion, bail, criminal justice

BY KATIE MONROE   Desiree,[1] 40-year-old mother of two children, wanted to terminate an unwanted pregnancy. As she had health

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Killing in the Name of the State: Capital Punishment in Nebraska and the Way Forward for Progressive Policy

January 8, 2019 capital punishment, criminal justice, execution, nebraska, State

BY: BEN MCGUIRE Carey Dean Moore was dying. As a lethal dose of the synthetic opioid fentanyl seeped into his

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Marijuana Justice Requires Expanding Access to Record Expungements

September 13, 2018 criminal justice, marijuana, race

BY BEN MCGUIRE After Vikash Singh was prosecuted in Los Angeles for growing medical marijuana in 2014, he found that

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2018 Issue Articles Featured 

Jails: America’s Biggest Mental Health Facilities

July 30, 2018 criminal justice, mental health, prison

BY CATIA SHARP James Boyd set up camp for his last time in the foothills of the Sandia Mountains, where

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The Perils of Data-Driven Policy Decisions

December 10, 2017December 22, 2017 criminal justice, data, public policy

BY ANGELICA QUICKSEY Although quantitative data and analysis can help us design better policies and programs, we have edged alarmingly

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2017 Issue Articles Featured Opinion Popular 

Locked Up or Locked Out: How Housing Insecurity Undermines Criminal Justice Reform

October 10, 2017November 3, 2017 criminal justice, housing

BY MARIE LAWRENCE “My apartment is everything I prayed for when I was locked up,” Morgan[1] says, his brown eyes

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2016 Issue Articles Featured 

Justice, Inc.: Examining the Criminalization of Corporate Misconduct

October 19, 2016October 18, 2016 criminal justice, justice

BY ALEXANDER SMITH Gone are the days of American criminals like Al Capone, John Gotti, and Bonnie and Clyde. Recent

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