Criminal Justice Reform Archives - Page 2 of 20

Victim-offender dialogues may help victims heal

Commentary by Vittorio Nastasi

Medicaid is failing people leaving prison, and we’re all paying the price

Commentary by Layal Bou Harfouch

Virginia’s Senate Bill 826 would reduce uncertainty associated with occupational licensing approvals

Commentary by Vittorio Nastasi

What election results reveal about the future of criminal justice reform

Commentary by Colleen P. Eren, Ph.D. and Hanna Liebman Dershowitz

Ohio bill would end driver’s license suspensions for failure to pay court debts

Commentary by Gary Charles

Restorative justice promises to meet more of the needs of crime victims

Commentary by Hanna Liebman Dershowitz

Collateral consequences in criminal cases function as invisible, perpetual punishments

Commentary by Hanna Liebman Dershowitz

Study estimates that 30,000 people are arrested each year due to incorrect field drug tests

Commentary by Gary Charles

Alabama courts keep money from fines that should go to victims

Commentary by Gary Charles

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