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How States are Grappling with Young People Who Commit Crimes

How States are Grappling with Young People Who Commit Crimes

Criminon International2023-12-14T12:32:37-08:00

According to the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, the U.S. recorded 424,300 arrests of persons under 18 in ...
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How States are Grappling with Young People Who Commit CrimesCriminon International2023-12-14T12:32:37-08:00

Criminal Justice Reform Extends Rights to Felons Who Have Served Their Sentences

Criminal Justice Reform Extends Rights to Felons Who Have Served Their Sentences

Criminon International2023-12-07T13:38:41-08:00

For decades, voter enfranchisement or disenfranchisement for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals has been debated. An estimated 4.6 million Americans ...
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Criminal Justice Reform Extends Rights to Felons Who Have Served Their SentencesCriminon International2023-12-07T13:38:41-08:00

Four States Abolished Involuntary Servitude for Inmates in 2022. Here’s How They Did It

Four States Abolished Involuntary Servitude for Inmates in 2022. Here’s How They Did It

Criminon International2023-11-23T14:06:48-08:00

In the November 2022 midterm elections, the subject of involuntary servitude and slavery was on the ballot in four states. ...
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Four States Abolished Involuntary Servitude for Inmates in 2022. Here’s How They Did ItCriminon International2023-11-23T14:06:48-08:00

Florida Emphasizes Education as a Way to Complete Probation More Quickly

Florida Emphasizes Education as a Way to Complete Probation More Quickly

Criminon International2023-11-02T11:28:46-07:00

Florida has made the news several times when it comes to criminal justice. The state has the tenth-highest incarceration rate ...
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Florida Emphasizes Education as a Way to Complete Probation More QuicklyCriminon International2023-11-02T11:28:46-07:00

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How States are Grappling with Young People Who Commit Crimes

How States are Grappling with Young People Who Commit Crimes

Criminal Justice Reform Extends Rights to Felons Who Have Served Their Sentences

Criminal Justice Reform Extends Rights to Felons Who Have Served Their Sentences

Four States Abolished Involuntary Servitude for Inmates in 2022. Here’s How They Did It

Four States Abolished Involuntary Servitude for Inmates in 2022. Here’s How They Did It

Florida Emphasizes Education as a Way to Complete Probation More Quickly

Florida Emphasizes Education as a Way to Complete Probation More Quickly

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