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Criminal Law and Justice

Survivors Choose Restoration

When offered the choice, violence survivors will choose restorative justice over prison time for those responsible. In the case of the nonprofit Common ...

BY Criminal Justice Reform Initiative

Podcast

11.11.2021
Criminal Law and Justice

Distress Concentrated In Place

When Renita Francois, Executive Director of the NYC Mayor’s Action Plan for Neighborhood Safety (MAP), asks the residents of the city’s public hous ...

BY Criminal Justice Reform Initiative

Podcast

10.19.2021
Criminal Law and Justice

What is a "Justice Audit?"

Whenever I hear the word “audit,” I tend to imagine a hunched-over IRS agent thumbing through a flood of manila folders in search of fudged numbers. So ...

BY Willem Patrick, & 1 more

Blog Post

09.10.2021
Criminal Law and Justice

Must Prison Be Traumatic?

Prisons in the U.S. are, by design and operation, focused on punishment. But does punishment have to be traumatizing? Could prisons and jails be places ...

BY Criminal Justice Reform Initiative

Podcast

09.07.2021
Criminal Law and Justice

Parsimony v. Justice

While there may be relatively few underlying concepts that liberals and conservatives might agree upon related to the justice system, perhaps one of th ...

BY Criminal Justice Reform Initiative

Podcast

08.17.2021
Criminal Law and Justice

Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied

AGLN fellows discussed their experiences confronting injustice in the world and their perspectives on what we owe to each other.

BY Aspen Global Leadership Network

Blog Post

08.28.2020
Law and Public Policy

Justice Stephen Breyer on the Future of the Supreme Court

Justice Stephen Breyer discussed the Supreme Court's vacancy and the importance of civic education.

BY Leah Sorini

Blog Post

07.12.2018
World Affairs

A Just World Must Work to Stop the Ethnic Cleansing of Rohingya

It's time nations acted in accordance with the magnitude of the crisis.

BY Marni Morse

Blog Post

01.03.2018
US Government

Pardoning Joe Arpaio Would Abuse Federal Clemency Power

It might be legal, but it would set a dangerous precedent.

Blog Post

08.22.2017
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