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With religious group s help, many Hudson County inmates can have better second-chances prospects | Faith Matters

Hudson County is the first county in New Jersey to allow its correctional center to help inmates rectify fees, fines, violations and warrants while incarcerated.

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N J Together calls on state to follow Hudson s lead to help clear fines against the incarcerated

Activists from NJT gathered in Jersey City to call on the state to follow Hudson's lead on clearing fees and fines against the incarcerated.

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Clergy push for NJ to let prisoners reduce debt while incarcerated

They say the state should follow Hudson County s example, which gives options to inmates to deal with fines and fees that pile up while in prison.

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New nonprofit aims to increase access to clean energy jobs for people of color

New nonprofit aims to increase access to clean energy jobs for people of color
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Push to restore jury eligibility for people with criminal convictions gains steam

New Jersey is one of just four states that permanently bars anyone with convictions for any felony and some misdemeanors from serving on juries.

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