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12 Nov They Publicized Prosecutors’ Misconduct. The Blowback Was Swift.

Posted at 09:39h in The New York Times

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12 Nov Criminal Justice Reform Advocates Call On Gov. Hochul To Grant More Clemencies Than Cuomo

Posted at 09:19h in New York Daily Times

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12 Nov Biden Can Decriminalize Federal Marijuana Without Lawmakers, CRS Report Finds

Posted at 00:37h in Interrogating Justice

A Congressional Research Service (CRS) report outlined that while President Biden cannot deschedule marijuana on a federal level through an executive order, he can order federal agencies to treat it differently and remove it from the Controlled Substances Act.

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11 Nov D.C. Council Takes On Sweeping Rewrite Of 100-Year-Old Criminal Code

Posted at 09:38h in DCist

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11 Nov Outbreak At CDCR’s Central CA Women’s Facility Worsens, 100+ Active Cases In Custody

Posted at 09:34h in The Davis Vanguard

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11 Nov In an Overcrowded Justice System, Mental Health Diversions Work

Posted at 09:31h in NJ.com

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11 Nov Oregon Commutes Life Sentences for 70+ People Sentenced As Kids

Posted at 09:05h in Interrogating Justice

Views on kids in the justice system are changing, and the Oregon Governor's decision to commute more than 70 life sentences reflects that.

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10 Nov Two Ex-Officers Who Used Tasers on a Man Over 50 Times Are Convicted of Murder

Posted at 13:03h in The New York Times

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10 Nov Civil Rights Groups Want White House Clemency For More Prisoners Released in Pandemic

Posted at 12:14h in Reuters

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10 Nov Record Could Cost Jason Mariner Florida GOP Primary Win

Posted at 11:46h in How to Justice

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