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CRJ 202 | Corrections | Course Hub

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Wrongful Conviction Podcast

Assessing Wrongful Conviction using the Jason Flom Podcast

CRJ 202 Course Hub Assessing Wrongful Conviction

RSS The Marshall Project

  • Life Inside, Remixed: A Criminal Justice Reformer Takes on ‘Conveyor Belt Justice’ November 8, 2024
    Carol Shapiro joined the New York parole board to make change. Marathon days, copious paperwork and dysfunctional hearings brought her to tears.
  • Meet the People Running for Mississippi’s Supreme Court and Other Courts November 7, 2024
    We profiled candidates for two state Supreme Court seats and other courts, and asked each to tell you in their own words why they should be elected.
  • Inside Story Meets Woman Jailed for Pregnancy Loss After She’s Released November 7, 2024
    Veteran rapper Styles P talks about the criminalization of rap lyrics, and we revisit the story of a woman who was imprisoned after the stillbirth of her child.

RSS Prison Policy Initiative

  • If the Census Bureau truly values accuracy, it should count incarcerated people at home
    Added If the Census Bureau truly values accuracy, it should count incarcerated people at home to the Prisoners of the Census Blog. The Census Bureau’s current method of counting people in prison and jail is prone to errors with sizable consequences. Counting incarcerated people at home can produce more accurate data.
  • Legal Resources
    The legal resource database was updated with new listings for Minnesota and Virginia.
  • Trends in Women's Incarceration Rates in US Prisons and Jails:
    The Prison Policy Initiative Research Library was updated with a link to Trends in Women's Incarceration Rates in US Prisons and Jails: A Tale of Inequalities by Karen Heimer, Sarah E. Malone, & Stacy De Coster

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