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Mike Klein: Next Move for Georgia Justice Reform Belongs to Legislators

Dianna Muldrow | February 11, 2015

Georgia legislators will soon have the opportunity to reconfigure the state’s troubled adult misdemeanor private probation industry, redesign juvenile justice technology information tools and with s...

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Juvenile Bills Promise New Future in West Virginia

Dianna Muldrow | February 7, 2015

Bills have just been introduced into the West Virginia House and Senate that will significantly affect their juvenile justice system. Despite the juvenile incarceration rate dropping in almost ever...

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“Conservatives Are Still Trouncing Liberals on Prison Reform” – Greene

February 5, 2015

Gingrich: Remaking South Dakota’s Juvenile Justice System

February 2, 2015

Restorative Justice for Veterans in Lubbock County, Texas

January 31, 2015

 
 

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Criminal Justice Reform in the States

In the world of conservative criminal justice reform,the most excitingadvances are taking place at the state level. States are findinginnovative ways to increase public safety while trimming burdensome corrections costs.Every state is different, and thus every state is finding unique solutions. All of the red states on themap, however, have one thing in common: They are seizing the opportunity tocut corrections costs and keep the public safe.

See REFORM IN ACTION: STATE INITIATIVES

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