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Tag: criminal justice
Multimillion Dollar Settlement Casts Light on US Probation Abuses
(HRW) – A private probation company in Tennessee recently reached an important settlement in a class action suit alleging wide-ranging abuses, a victory for those fighting the industry’s predatory practices that hurt the poor. Providence Community Corrections (PCC) agreed to pay…
Without Rehabilitation, There Can Be No Justice
(FEE) – A powerful documentary chronicling prison rehabilitation is currently screening at film festivals across the nation. The Work makes a compelling case for implementing similar programs in order to reduce both prison violence and recidivism rates, ultimately assisting former convicts…
The Sentence They Don’t Tell You About
Orwellian Post Incarceration Computer Use Restrictions or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Embrace Luddism.
Guest Fifth Columnist Sue Crabtree provides insights into the unjust sentencing and life destruction involved in hacktivism.
TED: How we’re priming some kids for college — and others for prison
FBI Admits Elite FBI Forensic Unit Lied in Court For Decades
Many incarcerated may still not have resource or recourse to appeal the wrongful convictions.
