Interesting and critical accounting of Biden Administration s criminal justice work over first 100 days
This new lengthy Law360 piece, headlined Biden Falls Short On Criminal Justice Reform In First 100 Days, provides a fittingly critical review of the Biden Administration s criminal justice work over its first 100 days in office. I recommend the piece in full, and here are some highlights (along with an interesting graphic):
President Joe Biden made a slew of campaign promises on the criminal justice reform front that he has made little progress on in his first 100 days in office, disappointing some advocates who believed he would prioritize criminal justice reform.
Biden Falls Short On Criminal Justice Reform In First 100 Days
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How Trump Made a Tiny Christian College the Nation’s Biggest Prison Educator His administration has funneled $30 million to Ashland University in Ohio. Critics say the school’s tablet-based program fails incarcerated students. Juan Bernabeu for The Marshall Project
Six years ago, Ashland University, a small Christian college in the north-central region of Ohio known as the “Buckeye Bible Belt,” was in trouble. The school was $70 million in debt, was given a “junk” rating by the investors’ service Moody’s, and was later cited by state officials for transcript manipulation, records show.
But under Donald Trump’s Department of Education, led by Betsy DeVos, Ashland’s fortunes have turned around. After being selected to participate in a federal financial aid initiative for incarcerated people, the university’s correctional education program was able to spread to more than 100 prisons and jails in 13 states, from Louisiana to Minnesota. Since 2017, it