Category: Washington Examiner

Prisoners Saddled With Huge Bills Following Release

Apoorva Joshi August 31, 2022 No Comment

Violent Crime Spike Illustrates Need for More Reform, Not Less

Apoorva Joshi July 7, 2022 No Comment

Take the Next Step on the First Step Act

Apoorva Joshi April 21, 2022 No Comment

Bureau of Prisons Touts Diversity of Mental Illness in Controversial Facebook Ad

Apoorva Joshi April 12, 2022 No Comment

Criminal Justice Reform Should Focus on Family

Apoorva Joshi February 8, 2022 No Comment

Prison Reform Must Begin in The Courtroom

Apoorva Joshi December 14, 2021 No Comment

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