The Federal Bonding Program: An Incentive to Hire Justice-Involved Individuals
by Scott PeytonSeptember 30, 2020
Worker Opportunity Tax Credit: A $4.9 Billion Value
by Scott PeytonSeptember 18, 2020
The Nashville Mask Police
by Julie WarrenJuly 28, 2020
Kentucky General Assembly Previews 2021 Criminal Justice Policy Priorities
by Aubrey Vaughan TravisJuly 13, 2020
From Tax Burdens to Tax Payers
by Scott PeytonJune 30, 2020
On Mask Wearing, Don’t Use Law Enforcement As Hall Monitors
by Michael HaugenJune 23, 2020
Press Releases
Right on Crime Encouraged by President Trump’s First Step on Police Reform
by Right on CrimeJune 17, 2020
Recapping the 2020 Session in Louisiana
by Scott PeytonJune 5, 2020
Governor Hutchinson and the Arkansas Department of Corrections Show a Smarter Way to Fight COVID-19 in State Prisons
by John KoufosJune 2, 2020
A Conservative Case for Drug-Free School Zone Reform
by Julie WarrenMay 28, 2020
Justice, Rights, and Hope for Victims
by Scott PeytonMay 26, 2020
Governor Wolf’s Reprieve Order is Smart and Timely
by John KoufosMay 20, 2020
Pandemic Or Not, Alternatives to In-Person Supervision Contacts Are Good Policy
by Scott PeytonApril 23, 2020
Coalition Letter to the President Regarding Automatic Exclusions to PPP for Those With Criminal Histories
by Right on CrimeApril 21, 2020
Second Chance Small Businesses Deserve Another Chance
by Marc LevinApril 21, 2020
Video
Rethinking Community Supervision: Moving from a Referee to Coach Model
by Right on CrimeApril 6, 2020
No, Simply Possessing a Firearm Does Not Make Someone Violent
by Scott PeytonMarch 30, 2020
Audio
AUDIO: Discussion on Solitary Confinement with Former Colorado Corrections Director Rick Raemisch
by Right on CrimeMarch 17, 2020
Louisiana Passed Justice Reforms in 2017, But How Much Is Being Utilized?
by Scott PeytonMarch 16, 2020
Businesses Working to Give Kentuckians Second Chances
by Aubrey Vaughan TravisFebruary 26, 2020