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On the Criminalization of Immigrants: Behind the Dangerous Rhetoric of Family Separation as Punishment

by Dawn Blagrove | Jun 7, 2018 | CJPC News, Criminal Justice Reform, Uncategorized

When I am not at work advocating for criminal justice reform, I spend the vast majority of my time with my son.  He is about a year and a half.  For the past week or so, as I spend time with him, I think about the children who are around his age who are in the...

New Podcast: Columnist Nicholas Kristof on ‘The Framing of Kevin Cooper’

by Dawn Blagrove | Jun 7, 2018 | CJPC News, Ending the Death Penalty

On May 20, Nicholas Kristof wrote the longest opinion piece in New York Times history about Kevin Cooper, a California death row prisoner. Evidence in his case suggests that he was framed by evidence planted by the San Bernadino police. Kristof spoke with Robert...

Harris County DA Stops Prosecuting Drug Cases Involving Small Amounts

by Dawn Blagrove | Jun 7, 2018 | CJPC News, Criminal Justice Reform, Mass Incarceration

Kim Ogg, the District Attorney of Harris County, Texas, has made the decision to stop prosecuting cases with very small amounts of drugs, known as “trace cases.” Ogg ran on a promise to make these changes in her 2014 campaign and successful 2016 campaign...

New Durham DA’s Goals are Transparency and Accountability

by Dawn Blagrove | Jun 7, 2018 | CJPC News, Criminal Justice Reform, Mass Incarceration

Satana Deberry won the primary on May 8 to become the next District Attorney for Durham County, unseating incumbent District Attorney Roger Echols. She will begin her term in January. Deberry, who has done criminal justice advocacy and policy work for 18 years, ran as...

Mecklenburg D.A. Aims to Address Mass Incarceration

by Dawn Blagrove | Jun 7, 2018 | CJPC News, Criminal Justice Reform, Mass Incarceration

In a special to the editorial board at the Charlotte Observer, Braxton Winston II, Charlotte City Councilman At-Large, highlighted criminal justice issues. Because of the money bail system, the majority of Charlotte’s jail population has not been convicted of a...

Agency to Launch School-Based Therapy Services

by Dawn Blagrove | Jun 7, 2018 | CJPC News, Gun Violence, Mass Incarceration

Trilium Resources is an Eastern North Carolina government agency that provides services concerned with mental health, substance abuse, and intellectual and developmental disabilities. In the wake of continued school shootings, it is providing mental health resources...
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