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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

  • As Police Arrest More Seniors, Those With Dementia Face Deadly Consequences November 22, 2022
    Many cities are changing how they respond to mental health calls, but less attention has been paid to the unique risks for people with Alzheimer’s and other brain diseases.
  • How a Wealthy Cleveland Suburb Profits From Ticketing Black Drivers November 21, 2022
    Black Clevelanders say Bratenahl police have targeted them for years.
  • Policing the Police: A Week of Racism, Abuse and Misconduct November 19, 2022
    Federal civil rights investigations can examine an entire agency — but they are not the only way to check for police misconduct.

RSS Prison Policy Initiative

  • Advocates to Census Bureau: End prison gerrymandering in 2030
    Added Advocates to Census Bureau: End prison gerrymandering in 2030 to the Prisoners of the Census Blog. Roughly half the country now lives in a place that has taken action to address prison gerrymandering
  • For the first time ever, Tennessee counties can avoid prison gerrymandering
    Added For the first time ever, Tennessee counties can avoid prison gerrymandering to the Prisoners of the Census Blog. A change to state law frees counties to draw districts that truly represent the residents of their communities.
  • Reducing Deaths in Law Enforcement Custody:
    The Prison Policy Initiative Research Library was updated with a link to Reducing Deaths in Law Enforcement Custody: Identifying High-Priority Needs for the Criminal Justice System by Duren Banks et al

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