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We think it s a really good first step : New law increases fines, jail time for those caught stealing cars

We think it s a really good first step : New law increases fines, jail time for those caught stealing cars
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Parole-eligibility law extended 3 more years

Parole-eligibility law extended 3 more years
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Urgency grows as IN grapples with attorney shortage crisis

Indiana is among states dealing with an attorney shortage crisis and its potential impact on the criminal justice system. As states grapple with the shortage, Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Loretta Rush is building a special panel of experts in search of solutions. Christiana Ochoa, dean of the Maurer School of Law at Indiana University, is one of the voices on the panel. .

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Report has remedies for racial disparities in NC criminal justice system / Public News Service

Sixty percent of those incarcerated in North Carolina are people of color, one of the highest rates in the country. A new report from The Sentencing Project highlights some of the disparities that contribute to these statistics. Report lead author Nazgol Ghandnoosh, The Sentencing Project s co-director of research, said racial bias is most prevalent in sentencing, in financial costs tied to the criminal-justice system, and in how lawyers treat their clients cases. .

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Report cites racial disparity in imprisonment

Tennessee s incarceration rates stand out internationally, and there are glaring racial disparities in prisons and jails. New research examines the key causes of inequalities and offers remedies. According to the Sentencing Project, one in three Black men in 1981 was likely to be imprisoned at some point in his life. .

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