04 Oct Study Shows Ten-Year Sentences More Common in United Kingdom
We normally think about the rise in long-term sentences as an inherently American problem, but the United Kingdom faces the same problem, too.
We normally think about the rise in long-term sentences as an inherently American problem, but the United Kingdom faces the same problem, too.
At a time when criminal justice reform is stalling all over the country, California has successfully passed numerous important measures.
For decades, federal law has treated crack cocaine differently than powder cocaine for sentencing. The EQUAL Act changes that for good.
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