Category: Sentencing Law and Policy

Formerly Incarcerated People and Advocacy Organizations Urge Reform of US Bureau of Prisons

Apoorva Joshi September 7, 2022 No Comment

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US Sentencing Commission Releases “Overview of Federal Criminal Cases, Fiscal Year 2021”

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Apoorva Joshi January 31, 2022 No Comment

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Category: Sentencing Law and Policy

Formerly Incarcerated People and Advocacy Organizations Urge Reform of US Bureau of Prisons

Notable New ACLU Report on Prison Labor in the United States

US Sentencing Commission Releases “Overview of Federal Criminal Cases, Fiscal Year 2021”

In Week Two of Implementation of FIRST STEP Earned-Time Credits, Federal Prison Population Drops Another 550

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