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July 13, 2024

A distinct project for 2025 focused on criminal justice reform

This past week I saw a notable policy document from the Justice Action Network, titled "Federal Criminal Justice Reform: Options For Policymakers 2025-2029."  This 28-page document aspires to serve "as a guide for actionable policies, with bipartisan support, that will make the criminal justice system more safe, accountable, and fair for incarcerated people, the professionals who work in the criminal justice system every day, and the public."  Here are a few portions of the report's executive summary that focus on sentencing and corrections and reentry topics:

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