Jan 26, 2021
In support of House Bill No. 409, “AN ACT concerning Juveniles Convicted as Adults-Sentencing-Limitations and Reduction (Juvenile Restoration Act).”
My name is Emily Mooney, and I am a resident criminal justice policy fellow at the R Street Institute, which is a nonprofit, center-right public policy research organization. Our mission is to engage in policy research and outreach to promote free markets and limited, effective government. As part of this mission, our Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties team focuses on evaluating policies related to criminal justice and the juvenile justice systems as well as ways of effectively reintegrating the formerly incarcerated into society. Therefore, HB 409 is of special interest to us.
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