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October 5, 2007
Local coverage of JEC hearing on mass incarceration
Disappointingly, I see only a bit of local coverage of yesterday's congressional hearing by the Joint Economic Committee (JEC) entitled, "Mass Incarceration in the United States: At What Cost?". Nevertheless, the Richmond Times Dispatch provides nice coverage in two articles: one piece entitled "Webb panel looks at toll of incarceration: Lawmakers examine cost, racial makeup of prisons in U.S." and another piece entitled "Confronting problem of prisons."
Some recent related posts:
- Congressional hearing on mass incarceration
- More on the JEC hearing on mass incarceration
- Could prison nation be approaching a tipping point?
- Obama talking about serious sentencing reform
October 5, 2007 at 08:44 AM | Permalink
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I think it interesting how few scholarly comments there are whenever Prof. Berman posts about our incarceration nation. Can they only fiddle with the minutia of the guidelines while our nation shames itself on a massive scale?
Posted by: Anonymous | Oct 6, 2007 5:24:02 PM