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Dallas Plans to Take Advantage of the 2007 Cite and Summons Law

| October 10, 2014

“What’s Next for Criminal Justice Reform?”

| October 6, 2014

Maintaining Safety While Being Fiscally Responsible

| October 4, 2014

Report Finds Flaws; Makes Suggestions to Increase Justice

| October 3, 2014

Illinois Criminal Justice Crossroads

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Moving Beyond “Sound Bites”: National Journal on How Right on Crime Has Changed Conservative Thinking on Criminal Justice

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Federalist Society Podcast with Pat Nolan and Marc Levin

| October 1, 2014

WTTW PBS Chicago – Marc Levin Testifies at an Illinois Joint Criminal Justice Reform Committee

| September 24, 2014

Pat Nolan in the Washington Examiner: Looking Back at the Many Costs of the ’94 Crime Bill

| September 23, 2014

Gingrich & Hughes: What California Can Learn from the Red States on Crime and Punishment

| September 20, 2014

Marc Levin Testifies on Criminal Justice Reform Successes in Tennessee

| September 17, 2014

Craig DeRoche on Michigan’s Disproportionate Sentencing in the Detroit News

| September 5, 2014

Levin named one of Politico’s 50 “thinkers, doers and dreamers” for work in criminal justice reform

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DeVore: Conservative Reforms to Curb Criminal Recidivism

| August 31, 2014

Texas’ Seven Lessons for Alabama on Prison Reform

| August 26, 2014

Of Prisons and Patronage

| August 21, 2014

Norquist & Monson: Let’s Reserve Costly Prison Beds for Dangerous Offenders

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DeVore: We’re Not Getting Our Money’s Worth from an Ineffective Criminal Justice System

| August 20, 2014

David Reaboi joins Right on Crime as new Communications Director

| August 16, 2014

Rick Perry: The Success of Texas’ Criminal Justice Reforms

| August 15, 2014

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