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law and policy

5 posts in ‘law and policy’

Decarceral Pathways

Just Surviving

Crimes committed because of financial hardship are a form of labor and should not be subject to criminal legal punishment.

Yvette T. Butler

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interventions

Uprooting Violence

Restorative justice seeks to address the root causes of violence—while also doing the work of healing the grief caused by it.

Phillip Vance Smith II

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A closer look

Playing with Originalism

Should advocates looking to unwind our nation’s punitive excesses engage a Supreme Court that set them in motion?

Cristian Farias

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interventions

A Weapon of Last Resort

It's high time we reconsider the power and promise of hunger strikes — without denying the tactic’s radical, disruptive, and self-violent character.

Candice Delmas

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Policy

Decarcerating from Within

Here's how imprisoned writers can offer reasoned analysis on policies affecting the carceral state.

Tomas Keen & Atif Rafay

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