"The founding fathers created the criminal justice system to be a largely secular criminal justice system," he said.
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"There are fundamental flaws in the criminal justice system and ... this criminal justice system needs to be reformed," she added.
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I am sympathetic that our criminal justice system struggles with race bias, but this is not the criminal justice system.
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"Our criminal justice system and different aspects of our criminal justice system are racist in application," Franklin, the retired police major, said.
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"We should first determine if those who enter the criminal justice system belong in the criminal justice system — not just sort of process them on," he said.
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If there is any sign of optimism for criminal justice reformers here, it's that the federal criminal justice system is a relatively small part of the national criminal justice system.
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"It is a broken criminal justice system, and it's a racist criminal justice system," said Blagojevich, calling out his former Democrat colleagues for passing the 1994 Crime Bill which helped increase incarceration rates.
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There's no such thing as the US criminal justice system.
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The American criminal justice system couldn't get much less fair.
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Yet prosecutors are enormously powerful in the criminal justice system.
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It is time we reform our broken criminal justice system.
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We're stuck in this drug war and criminal justice system.
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These questions are newly salient in the criminal justice system.
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Certainly the criminal justice system would hold his killer responsible.
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Unfortunately, the story doesn't end with the criminal justice system.
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Moreover, the police and criminal justice system are stretched thin.
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The federal criminal justice system is built on these witnesses.
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BOOKER: No, this criminal justice system can't surprise me anymore.
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The criminal justice system is presumptively open to public view.
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Kalief's story became symbolic of a broken criminal justice system.
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The criminal justice system is built on testing the evidence.
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There are no golden tickets in America's criminal justice system.
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On whether or criminal justice system is broken and unfair?
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But prosecutors are enormously powerful in the criminal justice system.
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America's prison and criminal justice system were designed for men.
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What does his case say about our criminal justice system?
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He also reformed some parts of the criminal justice system.
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How does New York City's criminal justice system use technology?
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First he mentored youth involved in the criminal justice system.
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Electronic GPS monitoring within the criminal justice system isn't widespread.
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Impeachment is not a substitute for the criminal justice system.
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But the shutdown has nonetheless affected the criminal justice system.
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Mr. Anglin cares about making the criminal justice system fairer.
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Distrust in the criminal justice system is part of it.
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How bad are racial disparities in the criminal justice system?
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Using neurointerventions in the criminal justice system is highly controversial.
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"This criminal justice system needs to be reformed," Harris said.
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There are millions of survivors who struggle to navigate the criminal justice system just like me — and thousands more who don't trust the criminal justice system enough to move forward in their pursuit of justice.
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We have the momentum, we're on a path to a victory – Sanders Criminal justice system, investing in jobs, and education not in jails and incarceration – Sanders We have a criminal justice system which is broken.
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Harsh illegal reentry convictions have already strained the criminal justice system.
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Without them, our understanding of the criminal justice system is incomplete.
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That's not how our criminal justice system is supposed to work.
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"We have a broken criminal justice system," Sanders told BuzzFeed News.
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HOLT: Let's talk more about policing and the criminal justice system.
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There is a lack of data in the criminal justice system.
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We have to let the criminal justice system speak for itself.
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These forms of bias (alone) our criminal justice system cannot tolerate.
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I mean the whole criminal justice system falls on its head.
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Something has gone wrong with the criminal justice system in America.
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Politicians responded by making the entire criminal justice system more punitive.
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He's not scared to go up against the criminal justice system.
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This is an important step in reforming our criminal justice system.
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The negative effects of the criminal justice system damage future generations.
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What does America's criminal justice system look like post death penalty?
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They're also shaking up the New York City criminal justice system.
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That's how many Americans are currently in our criminal justice system.
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That's how many Americans are within our federal criminal justice system.
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These proposals will not meaningfully reform the federal criminal justice system.
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It also exposes countless individuals to avoidable criminal justice system contacts.
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Our family trusted in the fairness of the criminal-justice system.
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But prosecutors are rethinking their role in the criminal justice system.
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We are still disproportionately being sucked into the criminal justice system.
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Instead, they call for broader changes to the criminal justice system.
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"I knew our criminal justice system was deeply flawed," she said.
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They are traumatized, instead of protected, by the criminal justice system.
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We deal with these huge disparities in our criminal justice system.
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LGBTQ people also face unique problems in the criminal justice system.
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Ms. Harrelson came to view the criminal justice system as inadequate.
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The criminal justice system often incentivizes offenders to do the opposite.
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The criminal justice system had decided what this man's punishment was.
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The criminal justice system says that you're innocent until proven guilty.
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Money can't buy an unbiased police force or criminal justice system.
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Many Americans — possibly most — think the criminal justice system is fair.
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The importance of pardon power in a flawed criminal justice system.
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Take historical data produced by the United States criminal justice system.
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This is the reality of the American criminal justice system today.
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However, do higher incarceration rates necessarily reflect criminal justice system success?
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Chambers described a criminal-justice system that resembled an overworked mill.
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"In the criminal justice system, it would never fly," Barón said.
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These examples show how the criminal justice system can be improved.
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This mandate has placed insurmountable burdens on the criminal justice system.
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We can and must do better in the criminal-justice system.
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The future of the criminal justice system may depend on it.
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"This criminal justice system can't surprise me anymore," he told Colbert.
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Private-prisons are a stain on our broken criminal justice system.
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The adult criminal justice system is not developmentally appropriate for teenagers.
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Instead, they should promote a safe and fair criminal justice system.
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TAPPER: What if he should be in the criminal justice system?
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But zero tolerance wasn't just part of the criminal justice system.
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Two debut novels provide intimate insights into the criminal justice system.
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" The previous summer, Elizabeth Warren called the criminal justice system "racist.
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Palin is no stranger to the criminal justice system in Alaska.
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Yet policymakers often neglect this flaw in the criminal justice system.
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But that's never been the function of the criminal justice system.
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Criminologists say this problem is widespread in the criminal justice system.
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And she says she is ready to overhaul the criminal justice system.
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But our current criminal justice system isn't designed to acknowledge this reality.
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Caputo awoke to the injustices of the criminal justice system long ago.
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Nonetheless, they aren't a big part of the US criminal justice system.
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"The criminal justice system is completely not working very effectively," Bari said.
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They get arrested at 13 and are in the criminal justice system.
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It demonstrates the broken bedrock our criminal justice system is built upon.
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It's a baffling question that has long confounded the criminal justice system.
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Sometimes, unfortunately, the engagement with the criminal justice system does the opposite.
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It is no secret that America's criminal justice system is racially skewed.
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The problem of "credibility discounting" is rampant throughout the criminal justice system.
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The Sentencing Project advocates for sentencing reform in the criminal justice system.
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ANJEM CHOUDARY had long, and skilfully, avoided the British criminal-justice system.
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Now it extends to just about everyone the criminal justice system touches.
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There is generally a lack of data in the criminal justice system.
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What if this cornerstone of the criminal justice system can't be trusted?
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"Our criminal justice system is based on the Constitution," said Republican Rep.
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Our criminal justice system is set up crush defendants, even innocent ones.
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And also saying that there are problems across our criminal justice system.
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Most importantIy I remain fully committed to improving our criminal justice system.
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That the criminal justice system tolerates this predatory behavior is itself criminal.
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Cory Booker grilled Barr on racial inequalities in the criminal justice system.
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It inspires greater confidence in our criminal justice system by the public.
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We will end institutional racism and reform a broken criminal justice system.
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"Witnesses are the foundation of the American criminal justice system," he said.
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Well, consider the many racial disparities in the US criminal justice system.
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This story is not about the problems with the criminal justice system.
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We need to reimagine the criminal justice system from the ground up.
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I was horrified by what I learned about the criminal justice system.
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Clemency alone won't solve all the problems of the criminal justice system.
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" In a statement, Bloomberg called the criminal justice system "broken and unjust.
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It's pretty hard to deny that our criminal justice system is broken.
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That reality is messier than the one the criminal justice system recognizes.
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This is a new and troubling feature of the criminal justice system.
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There is no question that the criminal justice system is deeply flawed.
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That's how many Americans are currently entangled in our criminal justice system.
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Our criminal justice system is already struggling with racial bias and disparity.
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"The American people have spoken: Reform our criminal justice system" https://t.
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That's very different from how our criminal justice system is set up.
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It simply exacerbates the already horrific injustices in our criminal justice system.
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LGBTQ people still face cascading problems all throughout the criminal justice system.
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Reality check: Sweden's criminal justice system does not include bail, as AP notes.
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But are secular prisoners really facing systematic discrimination within the criminal justice system?
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"The criminal justice system is created by and conducted by humans," she said.
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That is completely antithetical to the idea of a transparent criminal justice system.
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But please let the criminal justice system do what it's supposed to do.
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The question is, what should the criminal justice system do in those instances?
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If you can afford them, you're treated differently in our criminal justice system.
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"The criminal justice system isn't supposed to favor those with means," she said.
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Black people are disproportionately affected by all facets of our criminal justice system.
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We have a criminal justice system that is inherently infected with racial bias.
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It all further adds to the growing distrust toward the criminal justice system.
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Police had "corrupted" prosecutions and "debased fundamental principles of the criminal justice system".
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She is a Black girl being directly impacted by the criminal justice system.
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His mother was worried her son would vanish into the criminal justice system.
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That is the keystone to guarantee the integrity of the criminal justice system.
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Failures to appear cause havoc and long delays in the criminal justice system.
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The extensive use of plea-bargaining can reshape an entire criminal-justice system.
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Sex workers circle in and out of the criminal justice system for years.
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Kim Kardashian West is continuing her mission to improve the criminal justice system.
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The criminal-justice system is experienced very differently by whites and non-whites.
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The end result can be survivors losing trust in the criminal justice system.
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"The criminal justice system is going to take care of this," Barker said.
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"There are survivors who find meaning in the criminal justice system," Brodsky said.
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The American people's trust in our criminal justice system is in Rosenstein's hands.
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" He added, "For fair predictions, you first need a fair criminal justice system.
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Miscarriages of justice China's criminal justice system is also plagued by insurmountable defects.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) called the criminal justice system 'racist … front to back.
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He knows the criminal justice system, and he understands the power of prosecutors.
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It's a must-read for people advocating to reform the criminal justice system.
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And, Chicago desperately needs an overhaul of the Cook County criminal justice system.
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The reality is prosecutors are a key component in the criminal justice system.
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The case has cast a harsh light on Japan's criminal justice system internationally.
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We need to push it farther to shrink our bloated criminal justice system.
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The policies of the criminal justice system are directed toward promoting more shame.
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In the Texas criminal justice system, he can be tried as an adult.
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We must do that to preserve the integrity of our criminal justice system.
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We spoke to her about her advocacy and the broken criminal justice system.
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Background checks, too, rely on a criminal justice system that is lenient on
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And in the decades prior, he advocated for more punitive criminal justice system.
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As coalitions built to reform the criminal justice system, Cameron monitored the proposals.
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But everyone who enters the criminal justice system can be marked for life.
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Behind that parastate's economy and criminal-justice system lies the war on drugs.
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Both parties have been guilty of trying to weaponize the criminal justice system.
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To make sure our criminal justice system treats everyone equally under the law.
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"And trying to get rid of racial bias in the criminal justice system."
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Ever since, the reverend has increased his involvement with the criminal justice system.
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"The fact is, it's a big club, the criminal justice system," Box says.
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No one is safe in a country with a broken criminal justice system.
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Editorial Prosecutors are the most powerful players in the American criminal justice system.
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We have to stop using the criminal justice system as a political weapon.
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The state legislature took aim at other problems with the criminal-justice system.
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Congress just confirmed an attorney general unwilling to reshape the criminal justice system.
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Sign the detainer petition to help make changes to Philadelphia's criminal justice system.
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It's in housing, but it is in the criminal justice system as well.
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The Koch network has long pushed to overhaul the nation's criminal justice system.
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VICE has a long history of investigating our country's broken criminal justice system.
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The promotion lent respectability to China's notoriously opaque and arbitrary criminal justice system.
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Watch our HBO doc about fixing the criminal justice system with Barack Obama.
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Mr. Ghosn's detention has cast a critical light on Japan's criminal justice system.
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"Witnesses are the foundation of the American criminal justice system," Mr. Connell said.
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And racial disparities have seeped into every layer of the criminal justice system.
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Mr. Dassey and his family were completely overmatched by the criminal justice system.
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Trevor Noah on Tuesday had harsh words for the American criminal justice system.
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Besides, justice and the criminal justice system are not one and the same.
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Much of the criminal justice system still takes a punitive approach to addiction.
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We support efforts to make our criminal justice system fairer and more equitable.
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Do you feel like the US criminal justice system is failing these women?
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Senator Kamala Harris released a sweeping proposal to overhaul the criminal justice system.
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The way we talk about the criminal justice system and offenders is broken.
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Instead, these women need services that aren't based on the criminal justice system.
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A criminal justice system unable to keep him behind bars without her help.
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It will mean restoring faith in our criminal justice system through comprehensive reforms.
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To be fair, there is much within our criminal justice system to celebrate.
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IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM SEXUALLY BASED OFFENSES ARE CONSIDERED ESPECIALLY HEINOUS.. pic.twitter.
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Once you're in the criminal justice system, it's often difficult to get out.
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When he's arrested that criminal justice system might require him to pay bail.
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The lack of trust is largely on the criminal justice system and police.
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Clinton is also right that the criminal justice system disproportionately punishes black Americans.
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Trump has long opposed calls to make the criminal justice system less punitive.
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Can black Americans argue for affirmative action or reforming the criminal justice system?
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Today, most self-described progressives recognize the problems with our criminal justice system.
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"This administration wants to target people through our criminal justice system, regardless of how the criminal justice system has dealt with their case," Mark said, referring to the detention of immigrants who have "committed criminal acts" but were never charged.
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It disproportionately affects minority young people, who are overrepresented in the criminal justice system.
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And fight for the people means fighting for a more fair criminal justice system.
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"Rikers stands for everything that's miserable about the criminal justice system," Mr. Lippman said.
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It's no secret that the criminal justice system in the United States is broken.
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Racism is inescapable in the criminal justice system, even when it comes to Cosby.
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The case comes at a time of racial unrest in the criminal justice system.
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SOROS SPENDS BIG IN CALIFORNIA'S DA RACES IN BID TO RESHAPE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
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For many, Making a Murderer is a riveting series about the criminal justice system.
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There is nothing inherent in our criminal justice system that fosters rehabilitation or redemption.
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There's enough racial bias in the criminal justice system without technology making matters worse.
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They are both passionate about, and remarkably effective at, improving the criminal justice system.
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Ms. Warren spoke of the need to address racism beyond the criminal justice system.
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This is "a disturbing departure from a basic premise of our criminal-justice system".
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The trial itself put racial bias within the criminal justice system on full display.
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Was I stewing because I hated the biased criminal justice system in my hometown?
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It's time to focus on what happens before people enter the criminal justice system.
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The big picture: The U.S. criminal justice system is chock-full of racial disparities.
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The case exemplified the ways America's criminal justice system unfairly targets people of color.
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Today, 10m Americans owe "more than $50bn from contact with the criminal justice system".
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There's no doubt the criminal justice system has long neglected sexual assault and rape.
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The number for the criminal justice system is 23%, for Congress, an anemic 9%.
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It can't be confined only to the criminal justice system in terms of consequences.
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"To me, it was everything that's wrong with our criminal justice system," Kellman continued.
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There's no denying that the criminal justice system in the U.S. needs major reform.
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She sees what I see: a criminal justice system that is not always just.
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She has litigated cases on policing and structural inequality in the criminal justice system.
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Cosby is a celebrity, and celebrities are treated differently in the criminal justice system.
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What Elizabeth Warren was saying is there&aposs racism in the criminal justice system.
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The pardons revealed some of the most egregious issues in the criminal justice system.
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Given these facts, why does much of the criminal justice system use cash bail?
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"I've been trying to look for solutions to our criminal justice system," he started.
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Chettiar writes regularly about mass incarceration and the economics of the criminal justice system.
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This is especially true when it comes to warfare and our criminal justice system.
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This legislation is a package of various reforms aimed at Louisiana's criminal justice system.
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Here are a few examples to challenge our beliefs about America's criminal justice system.
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Alcohol breath tests have long been a linchpin of the U.S. criminal justice system.
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That is exactly the way that our criminal justice system is designed to work.
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Everybody needs to hear words of encouragement — including those in our criminal justice system.
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"I think step-by-step" the criminal justice system can be fixed, he concluded.
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"Probation and parole is like the quicksand of the criminal justice system," he said.
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After all, plea bargaining is not some ancillary feature to the criminal-justice system.
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Gillibrand has talked about "the unique challenges" the criminal justice system poses for women.
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Kraft's brush with the American criminal justice system is atypical, to say the least.
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He wasn't dead, but our flawed criminal justice system is slowly killing his soul.
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Let's get back to the rampant shadiness that makes up Ada's criminal justice system.
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He said it would also improve how New Yorkers experience the criminal justice system.
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This all goes to show just how politicized our criminal justice system has become.
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The group also engages in the larger policy debates around the criminal justice system.
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Other aspects of the criminal justice system are in dire need of reform, too.
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It can enhance public safety, while improving the fairness of the criminal justice system.
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She is an attorney with extensive experience working to improve our criminal justice system.
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Mr. Abdulmutallab's lawsuit does not portray the civilian criminal justice system as coddling him.
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Mr. Pruett's story illustrates just how brutally the criminal justice system can mistreat minors.
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To the Editor: The #MeToo movement's first major victory in the criminal justice system.
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There are clearly differences between the criminal justice system in the US and elsewhere.
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Some advocates for overhauling the criminal justice system say California's legislation could go farther.
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The case raised questions about race as a factor in the criminal justice system.
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Justice Michael Moldaver wrote that the criminal justice system has let Ms. Gladue down.
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And together, we are going to end and reform a broken criminal justice system.
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Mr. Ghosn's predicament has turned a laser focus on the Japanese criminal justice system.
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But there may be one thing: the need to repair the criminal justice system.
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And more broadly, the show provided an opportunity to discuss America's criminal justice system.
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But the model you offer is not just for the criminal justice system, right?
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It's in employment, it's in housing, but it's in the criminal justice system also.
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The outcome was, in some ways, a reaffirmation of Mexico's new criminal justice system.
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The 2020 candidate rolls out plans to tackle inequality in the criminal justice system.
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Opinion Harvey Weinstein's conviction shows how cultural change is reshaping the criminal justice system.
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Some survivors told me they wanted nothing to do with the criminal justice system.
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How does the US criminal justice system compare to the rest of the world?
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In contrast, the Egyptian criminal justice system has been swift and harsh on Christians.
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Every law student learns that there are multiple purposes of the criminal justice system.
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But video footage does not always amount to accountability within the criminal justice system.
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There is still much work to be done to reform the criminal justice system.
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This struggle illustrates one of the most disturbing disparities in our criminal justice system.
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And that certainly is not how the criminal justice system is supposed to operate.
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Perhaps there is no greater culprit of this than the current criminal justice system.
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"But we know there is systematic racism in the criminal justice system," she added.
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The 2020 candidate rolls out plans to tackle inequality in the criminal justice system.
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With more victories, these reformers could seriously reshape how the criminal justice system works.
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TV that the current criminal justice system continues to work against minorities like herself.
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"Florida's entire criminal justice system is premised on the independence of prosecutors," they wrote.
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There are still parts of the criminal justice system that need to be improved.
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And it's clear, the effects of the criminal justice system are not color blind.
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The racial disparities in the criminal justice system go beyond police use of force.
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And historically, the real-world criminal justice system has been unfair to black Americans.
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That's why I'm focused, and have a very comprehensive approach toward fixing the criminal justice system, going after systemic racism that stalks the criminal justice system, ending private prisons, ending the incarceration of low-level offenders, and I am committed to doing that.
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Clinton for devoting time listening to her and promising to overhaul the criminal justice system.
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They're moving folks into support and diversion rather than straight into the criminal justice system.
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Clinton denounced discrimination against African-Americans in employment, education, housing and the criminal justice system.
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Seven brave people are going behind bars to learn more about the criminal justice system.
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While it certainly cannot solve the problems plaguing the criminal justice system, it can help.
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"Formerly, individuals were deported administratively, and infrequently sent through the criminal justice system," Long says.
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It's also that the criminal justice system deploys officers in a way that's racially biased.
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The criminal justice system is the nexus of so many other systems, including foster care.
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But is it also a Trojan horse for social lessons about the criminal justice system?
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This is not the first time activists and organizers have criticized the criminal justice system.
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But working closely with Puerto Rico's education department and criminal justice system proved too frustrating.
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This distinction is crucial for understanding why the criminal justice system works as it does.
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The criminal justice system was not a term, it was something I lived every day.
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While acknowledging Margraves' pain, she urged the courtroom to let the criminal justice system proceed.
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Otherwise, they will only expand the reach of the already deeply unequal criminal justice system.
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And that project, too, caused frequent debates over the fairness of the criminal justice system.
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Victims and their families do not ask to be thrust into the criminal justice system.
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Pro se defendants are both the bane and the glory of the criminal justice system.
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And oftentimes, one arrest is enough to get caught up in the criminal justice system.
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The problem is that Saudi Arabia's criminal justice system has a dismal human rights record.
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Related: How to Fix the Criminal Justice System: A Student-Created Debate and Lesson Plan
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Also, Native Americans face high rates of incarceration and inequality within the criminal justice system.
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Let's talk... O'MALLEY: ... and to do more of them to reform our criminal justice system.
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"The criminal justice system is completely not working very effectively," Bari told CNN last month.
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The House is not bound by the procedural requirements imposed on the criminal justice system.
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Black men had undeniably been mistreated in the criminal justice system, especially in Los Angeles.
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That in the criminal justice system, African-Americans get arrested far more frequently than whites.
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"We should have a criminal-justice system that promotes human dignity," says Brooklyn's Mr Gonzalez.
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America's criminal justice system does not need to be heavily dramatised for the silver screen.
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Poverty drives the criminal justice system in the U.S., and in turn, the prison industry.
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Conservatives view the criminal justice system as an inefficient system in dire need of reform.
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The hard work of transforming the culture of our broken criminal justice system is underway.
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His memory will live on as we continue striving toward a fairer criminal justice system.
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Our criminal justice system simply doesn't live up to the promise of a free society.
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Transparency requirements, for example, make sense for risk-assessment algorithms in the criminal justice system.
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Tampering with witnesses "goes to the heart of the American criminal justice system," Weissman said.
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The Obama administration believes better data within the criminal justice system could correct that imbalance.
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Nor is it found in its draconian and retrograde ideas about the criminal justice system.
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Meek spoke for several minutes and underscored the need to change the criminal justice system.
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However, the latter have encountered more harsher sentences and treatment by the criminal justice system.
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On the whole, bias crimes create a lot of problems for the criminal justice system.
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They'll never experience the heartache, the anger, or the frustration with our criminal justice system.
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But you can't take discretion out of the criminal justice system — it's just not possible.
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Then, I had a brother who was in and out of the criminal justice system.
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International Crisis Group, a Brussels-based NGO, describes a "deeply politicised, dysfunctional criminal-justice system".
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Ayanna Pressley introduced a resolution calling for an overhaul of the U.S. criminal justice system.
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Like much of the criminal justice system, the bail system disproportionately harms communities of color.
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Now critics have labeled her a "cop" — a sellout for a broken criminal justice system.
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In common with much of the region, Thailand's criminal justice system treats drug offenders harshly.
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We must continue towards building the criminal justice system that's fair and effective at rehabilitation.
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But it also underscores how lost a person can feel inside the criminal justice system.
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So I want to divert people from the criminal justice system and from being incarcerated.
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Clinton repeated lines she often uses about the need to overhaul the criminal justice system.
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Yet everyone knows that our criminal justice system is not equipped to handle mental illness.
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Racial disparities in the criminal-justice system also compound the distortions on American political geography.
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The case established that even the presidency must bow to the American criminal justice system.
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From mass incarceration to cash bail to policing, our criminal justice system needs drastic repair.
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The proposal calls for a "top to bottom" overhaul of the nation's criminal justice system.
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But our criminal justice system lacks accountability mechanisms for improving systems and avoiding future wrongdoing.
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And the criminal justice system is increasingly using algorithms to predict a defendant's future criminality.
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Yet, Barr doesn't seem to appreciate even glaring racial disparities in our criminal justice system.
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"Wrongful convictions are a serious and intolerable aspect of the criminal justice system," she wrote.
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Your book expresses some pretty novel ideas about free will and the criminal justice system.
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Most of the people I spoke to entered deportation proceedings through the criminal justice system.
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Unlike in the criminal justice system, they must pay in full before they are released.
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And despite lamenting racism in the criminal justice system, Mr. Vance perpetuates worrisome racial disparities.
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With transparency and accountability, algorithms in the criminal justice system do have potential for good.
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Still, it's also true that the criminal justice system often mistreats people with mental illnesses.
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We often talk about the US criminal justice system as if it's just one system.
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And Krasner was democratically elected — on an explicit platform to reform the criminal justice system.
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American voters have realized that prosecutors hold the keys to a fairer criminal justice system.
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But the findings also show the persistence of racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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Instead, there seems to be some level of bias built into the criminal justice system.
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Overhauling the criminal justice system doesn't seem to be of real interest to Mr. Trump.
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The injustices in our criminal justice system are too numerous and too serious to ignore.
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But there may be one thing: the need to repair the nation's criminal justice system.
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Some fear that the criminal justice system may not be ready for a major outbreak.
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But reducing it would depend on more fundamental changes in the city's criminal justice system.
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Vick's story certainly arrives at an intersection of sports, race, and our criminal justice system.
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This is one of the many reasons that our criminal justice system needs serious reform.
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But it sheds light on an authentic engine of imbalance in the criminal justice system.
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And the criminal justice system can favor police officers from the moment shots are fired.
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Like a house in decay from decades of neglect, our criminal justice system requires repair.
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Opponents of capital punishment assert that the American criminal justice system discriminates against black defendants.
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"She has no history in the criminal justice system," Judge Raymond P. Moore pointed out.
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On Capitol Hill, lawmakers are negotiating how best to reform the nation's criminal justice system.
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New York officials are accusing federal immigration authorities of interfering with the criminal justice system.
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When people trust the criminal justice system to treat everyone equitably, we are all safer.
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The American criminal justice system is not competent to decide who lives and who dies.
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This stunning, heartbreaking story shows a criminal justice system on autopilot, unable to correct course.
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The criminal justice system is regularly tasked with protecting crucial witnesses whose safety is endangered.
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" He quoted his grandmother: " 'Marky, there's a reason they call it the criminal justice system.
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Our criminal justice system has developed to reflect what our communities view as serious v.
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Voters understand that our criminal justice system can do more to make us all safer.
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In a statement, Booker said New Jersey's bill can help fix the criminal justice system.
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And yet, black Americans' relationship with the criminal justice system can't be captured so easily.
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"Obviously, I think we should be investing more in the criminal justice system," said Johnson.
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Equal rights, job programs, criminal justice system reform and housing are also important to Latinos.
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In the end, Harris's supporters say, the policy might help shrink the criminal justice system.
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In the interview, he shares his thoughts on the state of the criminal justice system.
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Data is playing a significant role in identifying the racial disparities in our criminal justice system.
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In the criminal justice system the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups.
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Navigating the criminal justice system is daunting enough, let alone while recovering from a traumatic experience.
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I dedicated more than 30 years to the criminal justice system and the assignment of blame.
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We have a criminal justice system that incarcerates and kills black men at such higher rates.
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But it's not just mass incarceration; the criminal justice system also under and overpolices black neighborhoods.
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"We have to deal with the way that race influences our criminal justice system," Yance says.
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I dedicated more than 220 years to the criminal justice system and the assignment of blame.
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Her story is small, and relatively minor in the vast scheme of the criminal justice system.
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" It also asserts that "a weak criminal justice system (has) contributed to a climate of impunity.
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However, the criminal justice system is dependent on how jurors—and society in general—define consent.
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Jasper has broken into her home without facing any censure from the pet criminal justice system.
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And we don't have to be black to point to racism in the criminal justice system.
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Senator Sanders... SANDERS: ... criminal justice system, investing in jobs, and education not in jails and incarceration .
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He made few mentions of his decades-long effort to revamp the country's criminal justice system.
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Why the Criminal Justice System Needs Data with Amy Bach (Measures For Justice), Justin Steele (Google.
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"Targeting immigrants at our courthouses undermines our criminal justice system and threatens public safety," Schneiderman said.
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African-Americans who face discrimination in the job market, education, housing, and the criminal justice system.
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Meanwhile, the White House recently challenged artificial intelligence experts to help reform the criminal justice system.
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But activists claim it is one way that the criminal-justice system discriminates against indigenous people.
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Body language also has a very practical application when it comes to the criminal justice system.
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This results in wrongful imprisonments and is a huge issue with the current criminal justice system.
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Third, the criminal justice system failed to protect his constitutionally mandated right to a fair trial.
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The indignities I have suffered throughout my years in the criminal justice system have been countless.
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"We hope to live with a criminal justice system that favors compassion and reason over vengeance."
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THE elements that make up a criminal-justice system are familiar from a thousand courtroom dramas.
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The Black Panthers identified America's criminal justice system as a gateway to racial and class oppression.
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None of this should be surprising; that's how our criminal justice system has designed these facilities.
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Navigating the criminal justice system at such a young age affected his life in many ways.
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By facing biases head-on, officers can significantly reduce racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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Overturning Citizens United won't fix our immigration policy, criminal justice system, or the detention system overnight.
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Reforms to policing and the criminal-justice system have made them fairer for everybody, she adds.
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Ghandnoosh explains that this illuminates how racial bias pervades every stage of the criminal justice system.
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This gives the series the added power of explaining several quirks of our criminal justice system.
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Prop 64 could be a step towards reforming our criminal justice system by preventing unnecessary incarceration.
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The report's dry title, "Economic Perspectives on Incarceration and the Criminal Justice System", should not deceive.
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In most cases, celebrities actually receive harsher treatment and fewer benefits from the criminal justice system.
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Clinton defended her position on gun control and her promise to overhaul the criminal justice system.
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A criminal justice system, such as China's, that relies on confessions, raises the risk of torture.
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Grassley spearheaded a bill last year, which Sessions actively opposed, to overhaul the criminal justice system.
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Cammie Maturin got involved trying to change Louisiana's famously dysfunctional criminal justice system for two reasons.
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Obama made an incredible push at helping to right the wrongs of our criminal justice system.
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This scientific research surrounding toxic stress encourages us to rethink aspects of the criminal justice system.
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Though in private practice today, Ms. Levitt occupied an important position in Britain's criminal justice system.
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I deserve to take account of an utterly racially biased criminal justice system, and be disgusted.
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But it isn't solely up to the criminal justice system to stand up to the hate.
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We see this in the criminal justice system, which has increasingly embraced algorithmic tools like COMPAS.
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Is it handed out by a local criminal justice system that appears inextricably driven by racism?
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Grievances included a fractured education system, a flawed criminal justice system and a broken immigration system.
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Former acting Attorney General Sally Yates isn't giving up on reforming the nation's criminal justice system.
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They're symptomatic of a broader set of racial disparities that exist in our criminal justice system.
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Despite Trump's derisive comments about the civilian criminal justice system, Saipov was charged in civilian court.
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"We ask, what does the criminal justice system look like?" said Laura LaBlanc, a local activist.
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The Michigan Legislature approved 20 bills this week that would overhaul the state's criminal justice system.
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The step joins previous efforts the Obama administration has made to overhaul the criminal justice system.
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We use them in teacher evaluations, hiring decisions, even sentencing rulings in the criminal justice system.
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This all adds up to safer communities and long-term savings for the criminal justice system.
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The ACLU called for the accused American to be tried in the US criminal justice system.
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LePage consistently favored heavy-handed tactics that shuffled dealers and users into the criminal justice system.
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Experiences of early childhood trauma are common among young people in the Criminal Justice System (CJS).
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What attention and conversation about the criminal justice system have you seen since publishing the textbook?
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And like most layers of the American criminal justice system, solitary disproportionately impacts people of color.
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The Cosby trial may reveal whether the broader social reckoning translates to the criminal justice system.
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In this eight-part docu-series, viewers get an inside look at the criminal justice system.
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"The criminal justice system is not a pyramid with the governor at the top," she said.
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Our criminal justice system "trusts" the wealthy more and gives them benefits my clients never see.
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Despite these challenges, research shows that algorithms are important tools for reforming our criminal justice system.
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In our civilized society, this is supposed to be left to the formal criminal justice system.
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Other states have figured out how to keep children safe without involving the criminal justice system.
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These disparities have only been worsened by a criminal justice system that frequently targets black Americans.
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Barr in his confirmation hearings testified that the criminal justice system treats blacks and whites fairly.
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FWD is a bipartisan political organization that advocates for a better immigration and criminal justice system.
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As the coronavirus spreads across the country, the nation's criminal justice system could become a casualty.
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People who become involved with the criminal justice system should not have their life prospects damaged.
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In the real world, rape kits also highlight how our criminal justice system routinely fails survivors.
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"I'm not an authority on the criminal justice system and all its flaws," Mr. Ruskin said.
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This paradox exposes a simple fact: our criminal justice system is in desperate need of reform.
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Prison reform and a fundamental change in the criminal justice system will move to center stage.
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Those costs included medical treatment, criminal justice system expenses and the decreased economic productivity of addicts.
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"The only word that matters to me in the criminal justice system is defendant," Gowdy said.
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"You find examples like this in every corner of the criminal justice system," Mr. Levy said.
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Average potency and availability have also increased, despite this sweeping response from the criminal justice system.
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Senator Mike Lee of Utah labeled an overhaul of the criminal justice system a conservative issue.
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Booker's fight to legalize marijuana was simply his latest act in reforming the criminal justice system.
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In 2014, Mr. Legend founded FreeAmerica, an organization that highlights injustice in the criminal justice system.
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In that pursuit, he would be well advised to work towards reforming the criminal justice system.
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When all its activities are tallied, the criminal justice system costs billions to run every year.
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If your child enters the criminal justice system, you must not have raised your kids right.
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As any defense attorney knows, prosecutorial discretion is a hidden obstacle in the criminal justice system.
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But observers like Mr. Washington said the accusations could cascade through the city's criminal justice system.
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FOP President Kevin Graham said the move undermined the public's faith in the criminal justice system.
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Here are five key facts that bring the scope of the criminal justice system into focus.
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There is no shortage of innovative ideas when it comes to fixing our criminal justice system.
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Typically, discussions of the criminal justice system focus on lawmakers, prisons, the police, and maybe judges.
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For better or worse, the bulk of the criminal justice system is driven by state policies.
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If you're black, you're treated more harshly by the criminal justice system than if you're white.
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TMZ has pulled court docs which show he's been a regular in the criminal justice system.
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As a federal bill, the First Step Act only directly affects the federal criminal justice system.
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The way our criminal justice system is set up probably has something to do with it.
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So by swiping someone in, [we're] protecting them from being snatched up by the criminal justice system.
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Soon after, he was thrown back into the criminal justice system for murder, among many other charges.
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While the criminal justice system does deserve criticism, he said, it's still important to find common ground.
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In the United States, responsibility for paying for the criminal justice system is strangely, almost incomprehensibly, fractured.
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We need to be really changing the policies about how we deal with the criminal justice system.
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You take hope away, you&aposve destroyed the future of that individual and the criminal justice system.
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He campaigned in a local prison and spoke forcefully about racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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Best documentary feature "13th" An eye-opening look at America's criminal justice system from director Ava DuVernay.
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Reforming a Flawed Criminal Justice System with Shaka Senghor (Dream Corps) 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
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In the 2000 Democratic primary, several candidates have released platforms that would reform America's criminal justice system.
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The American Civil Liberties Union said the case highlighted the need to reform the criminal justice system.
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Some of them are coming home from the criminal justice system and looking for a second opportunity.
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We now have much more information about what must be done to fix our criminal justice system.
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That said, inserting technology into the criminal justice system doesn't necessarily mean good will come from it.
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And we can't efficiently tackle diversity and inclusion in tech without first examining the criminal justice system.
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Instead of going through the criminal justice system, these stories never got investigated and just got repeated.
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To those who study and work in the criminal justice system, Turner's sentence came as little surprise.
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The focus of season 2 of Making A Murderer is very much the American criminal justice system.
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Angelos, who's from Utah, had become a public face of America's broken and excessive criminal justice system.
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TRENDING George Soros spends big in California&aposs DA races in bid to reshape criminal justice system.
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This new prison population is predominantly black, leading to massive racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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Numerous studies show that the criminal justice system has treated African-American men, like Buck, more harshly.
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Why it matters: Poor people already are more likely to end up in the criminal justice system.
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Many officials are then expelled from the party and referred to the criminal justice system for prosecution.
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Our criminal justice system is broken, and we have numerous systemic barriers that promote cycles of recidivism.
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When clearance rates fall, so, too, does community trust in police and in the criminal justice system.
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Her call to abolish ICE and painting the entire criminal justice system racists are reckless and dangerous.
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I think we need to go further—we need transparency and accountability for the criminal justice system.
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The State Legislature also overhauled the criminal justice system in 2016, reducing penalties for some property crimes.
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Scott is "a wonderful advocate for fixing the criminal justice system," says Jamie Meltzer, the film's director.
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It is important for the federal government to allow the criminal justice system to do its job.
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They should not be processed in our criminal justice system they should be processed by military tribunals.
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The localistic structure of our criminal justice system prevents national solutions to racism from being easily undertaken.
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Advocates of the criminal justice system often claim that the goal of incarceration is to rehabilitate criminals.
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Until recently, any discussion of the criminal justice system was viewed as being peripheral to progressive agendas.
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Dwight Evans who's giving the rapper praise for all Meek's done to transform the criminal justice system.
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Although the focus is on criminal groups, casual users still get caught in the criminal justice system.
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"The criminal-justice system currently makes sentencing decisions on very little evidence about what works," he says.
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Before he turned to solitary confinement, Mr Obama tackled several other issues in the criminal justice system.
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Which represents hope for the credibility of a criminal justice system that's been put through the wringer.
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But the demise of Rikers Island indicates that something really is changing in America's criminal justice system.
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The video, which depicts prisoners in nooses, criticizes Russia's criminal justice system, including alleged uses of torture.
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Make sure you know about the Innocence Project , which works nationally to reform the criminal justice system.
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The US is a very big country with a fragmented criminal justice system, and mistakes will happen.
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She has a job lined up and she hopes to become involved in the criminal justice system.
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She blames Black Lives Matter, among others, and denies that the criminal-justice system is racially biased.
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"All the parts of the criminal-justice system failed here, for a very long time," Chemerinsky says.
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It's human instinct to punish wrongdoing, and accountability won't — and shouldn't — vanish from the criminal justice system.
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As any criminal defense attorney knows, prosecutorial discretion is a hidden obstacle in the criminal justice system.
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Legend's efforts include funding startups created by former inmates and people affected by the criminal justice system.
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The data comes as lawmakers on Capitol Hill negotiating over legislation to reform the criminal justice system.
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Building confidence in our criminal justice system requires both consistency of processes and accountability when errors occur.
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"The criminal justice system remains critically flawed in Iraq," Amnesty International wrote in a report in July.
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It's a perverse, profit-based framework that helps spin the revolving door of the criminal justice system.
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This is yet one more example of how our criminal justice system needs to be fundamentally reformed.
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Our criminal justice system has become another tool to maintain racial inequities and marginalize people of color.
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The full force of federal law enforcement and criminal justice system lies in his chain of command.
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Alcohol breath tests, a linchpin of the criminal justice system, are often unreliable, a Times investigation found.
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Equally problematic, the current criminal justice system does a notoriously poor job of collecting complete crime data.
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So Louisiana's criminal justice system doesn't seem to be doing a very good job keeping people safe.
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At the time, "I never brought up issues related to the criminal justice system," Mr. Stanton said.
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The case is drawing attention to what some argue are terrible flaws in Louisiana's criminal justice system.
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The criminal justice system has changed too, becoming more forgiving of people who commit crimes as juveniles.
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Researchers have begun examining how treatment with opioid agonists may affect contact with the criminal justice system.
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What started as an act of love turned into a scathing indictment of our criminal justice system.
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Meanwhile violence against women—which is endemic across Mexican society—goes unchallenged by the criminal justice system.
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Drug control was taken out of the criminal justice system and put under the Ministry of Health.
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It offers a real teaching moment for students to consider sexual violence and the criminal justice system.
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The network has been working to overhaul the criminal justice system, and prioritize rehabilitation instead of punishment.
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Her efforts have dovetailed with growing public acknowledgment of racial bias inherent in the criminal justice system.
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Her efforts have dovetailed with growing public acknowledgment of racial bias inherent in the criminal justice system.
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At stake is the life of one man, but also the legitimacy of our criminal justice system.
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But in our criminal justice system we realize there are differences between misdemeanors, felonies, second-degree vs.
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"It's the last facet here of racial oppression," Lowery once said of the American criminal justice system.
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The report shows the limits of marijuana legalization in solving systemic disparities in the criminal justice system.
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But that would suggest that the criminal justice system has tried and failed to tackle the problem.
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Many survivors forgo the criminal justice system altogether for fear of how their cases might be mistreated.
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According to Salib, the idea behind the criminal justice system should be to punish and deter crimes.
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Whatever the case, the LGBTQ population is seldom mentioned in discussions about the US criminal justice system.
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That's because the federal government actually has a relatively small role in the US criminal justice system.
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The true test of the movement's impact on the criminal justice system, therefore, is yet to come.
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Every day, people with money receive better results from the criminal justice system than do the poor.
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This story originally appeared at The Marshall Project, a nonprofit news organization covering the criminal justice system.
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How to Fix the Criminal Justice System: A Student-Created Debate and Lesson Plan Justice for All?
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Ending mass incarceration, and ensuring fairness throughout the criminal justice system, aren't in tension with public safety.
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"I think they're a reflection of the way our criminal justice system is functioning now," she said.
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But because the same taste also rules journalism, advocacy and policy, it distorts the criminal justice system.
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Nationally, about 10 million people owe over $50 billion in debt associated with the criminal justice system.
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More fundamentally, the criminal justice system is built on the premise of public confidence in prosecutors' impartiality.
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In 2014, he launched his organization FREEAMERICA to "transform America's criminal justice system," the organization's website explains.
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The United States began as a disparate set of colonies with a highly decentralized criminal justice system.
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As district attorneys in New York State, we support efforts to make our criminal justice system fairer.
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FOP President Kevin Graham said dropping the charges undermined the public's faith in the criminal justice system.
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Justice is not a partisan issue and every American wants a fair and effective criminal justice system.
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Mr. Barsky is the founder of The Marshall Project, a journalism nonprofit covering the criminal justice system.
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Neil Barsky is the founder of The Marshall Project, a journalism nonprofit covering the criminal justice system.
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The merits of a criminal justice system should be decided by assessing the entire system per se.
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Our criminal justice system has never been able to properly exonerate the innocent and punish the guilty.
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Limited restrictions on the defendant's confrontation rights serve to protect the integrity of our criminal justice system.
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Unfortunately we live in a binary criminal justice system in which you either win or you lose.
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First, Manafort openly flouted the criminal justice system at every step and still got an enormous break.
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I've learned a lot about the criminal justice system ... my view is to focus on the positive.
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Johnson's story, and many others like it, demonstrates a need to reform our overzealous criminal justice system.
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Many Americans know people or have family members who have had encounters with the criminal justice system.
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Indeed, no aspect of our criminal justice system is as overworked and underfunded as public defender services.
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Mistakes inevitably happen with emerging technology, but the criminal justice system is not the place for mistakes.
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Harris said the criminal justice system is deeply flawed but makes no apologies for pursuing violent criminals.
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Recent media stories have speculated on the future of federal efforts to reform the criminal justice system.
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Legend is the founder of FREEAMERICA, a campaign launched in 2014 to transform the criminal justice system.
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If you're black, you're treated more harshly by the criminal justice system than if you are white.
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In the process, he cut out the judiciary and our criminal justice system from protecting our government.
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If someone is accused in the criminal justice system, there is supposed to be a thorough investigation.
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This is modern slave labor and another example of the failures of the American criminal justice system.
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But it rightly concluded that even more imperative is eradicating racial discrimination from the criminal justice system.
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Ferguson used its criminal justice system as a for-profit enterprise, extracting millions from its poorest citizens.
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She is an expert on sexual violence and the criminal justice system at the University of Durham.
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The process also opened his eyes to the racial politics that still haunt the criminal justice system.
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This system shifts the costs of our criminal justice system to the people processed by the system.
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The criminal justice system is a swamp he needs to drain—no government program is more wasteful.
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In our criminal justice system, victims don't decide their perpetrators' sentences, because victims (understandably) cannot be objective.
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As America's criminal justice system became more punitive over the past few decades, so did school discipline.
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That's an important function of the criminal justice system: setting norms by setting penalties for violating them.
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Compounded with the racial disparities in the criminal justice system, people were clearly furious — and lashed out.
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It's a part of the criminal justice system that is seldom seen or even portrayed in pop culture.
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Answering the same question on race relations, Clinton said there was "systemic racism" in America's criminal justice system.
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It's a jaw-dropping, brutal story about one of the worst parts of America's broken criminal justice system.
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Can narratives contained within shows like OITNB actually mobilize social and institutional change in the criminal justice system?
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The plan comes as Democrats have put forward several proposals for overhauling the criminal justice system, including Sen.
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I feel like there's such important things happening in the criminal justice system with algorithms, and also Facebook.
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"Part of the reformation of the criminal justice system should include the restoration of the person," she said.
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Let's maintain our bipartisan momentum — the future of our criminal justice system and our democracy depends on it.
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The rapper's message was intriguing, and holding the criminal justice system accountable is central to what journalists do.
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Both men are 73 and spent a good portion of their lives in the federal criminal-justice system.
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It creates a "permanent criminal underclass of outcasts" that navigates a revolving door through the criminal-justice system.
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There is some way to go before the country's criminal-justice system becomes a beacon for the region.
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"The truth is that my constituents are trapped in the quicksand of the criminal justice system," he said.
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California has passed several measures in recent years to reduce prison populations and change the criminal justice system.
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The Department of Justice just made a huge step in overhauling the way our criminal justice system works.
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"The criminal justice system really embodies a lot of our problems with race in our country," Zamora says.
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"We are increasingly alarmed by the injustice in our criminal justice system," Jay-Z said in a statement.
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First, Mr Ramaphosa should put good people in charge of the national finances and the criminal-justice system.
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We've been asking for reform in the criminal justice system for a long time but that hasn't happened.
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Gavin Newsom called for "systemic reforms" to the state's criminal justice system following the Sacramento District Attorney's announcement.
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But now, she said, she realizes the criminal justice system needs "real, substantive reforms" to hold officers accountable.
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The "benefit of the doubt" is a powerful elixir, and a necessary one, in the criminal justice system.
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This would improve the fairness of our criminal justice system and increase the public's confidence in our courts.
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Alkermes, for one, has lobbied policymakers to make naltrexone the medication of choice in the criminal justice system.
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"Getting caught up with China's politically driven criminal justice system can be a bleak, depressing experience," Zimmerman says.
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The case exploded on social media and ignited a debate about campus rape and the criminal justice system.
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Over the past eight years, President Barack Obama has made reforming the country's criminal justice system a priority.
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In North America, recent court cases have exposed how poorly the criminal justice system deals with sexual assault.
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As such, Obama's efforts to protect certain immigrants has endangered others swept up in the criminal justice system.
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That's a hell of a combination, especially when you're talking about subjecting someone to the criminal justice system.
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"We can't fix our broken criminal justice system until we take on the exploitative bail industry," he wrote.
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If they are guilty the criminal justice system should have a chance to met out the proper punishment.
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But observers say the problems here are endemic and reflect a South African criminal justice system in crisis.
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Brown's death focused unprecedented attention on the harsh inequalities and broad sweep of the region's criminal justice system.
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And step one is recognizing that fact, that there is in fact racism in the criminal justice system.
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So prosecutors offered plea bargains to the two men, as is commonplace across the American criminal justice system.
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First, police are just one component of a criminal justice system that has profoundly harmed communities of color.
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As the advocacy organization Know Your IX notes, campus reporting is intentionally distinct from the criminal justice system.
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They expose the government and criminal-justice system to public scrutiny and allow suspects better to defend themselves.
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On March 16th the government announced that Manchester would gain control of parts of its criminal justice system.
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I assumed that as I moved to the exits of the criminal justice system, things would be better.
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She has adopted sweeping rhetoric about the criminal justice system, arguing that it needs to be systemically changed.
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President Obama called the deaths in Minnesota and Louisiana "symptomatic" of racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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On Wednesday, two decisions came down that both have serious implications for the criminal justice system in America.
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Efforts to increase punishments for immigrants manifests itself in both our immigration policy and our criminal justice system.
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Traditionally, the United States has relied on the criminal justice system to bring charges against foreign cyber criminals.
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"Our communities are on the front lines in neighborhoods ravaged by a broken criminal justice system," they wrote.
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But the criminal justice system should be designed to ensure that the benefits of incarceration exceed the costs.
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Directed by David Kennedy, it has a goal of improving relationships between communities and the criminal justice system.
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It's that kind of support, not punishment by the criminal justice system, that ultimately helps people become well.
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In combatting terrorism, Ahmad says, there is no conflict between the military and the civilian criminal-justice system.
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They drop out of high school and are more likely to end up in the criminal justice system.
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This was a fraud, pure and simple, and the criminal justice system knows how to deal with that.
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If I am elected president, we are going to bring justice back to a broken criminal justice system.
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But there's some good news: The federal government is a tiny part of the US criminal justice system.
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There are, unquestionably, racial disparities all throughout the criminal justice system — and that includes police use of force.
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I assumed that as I moved to the exits of the criminal justice system, things would be better.
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I went to law school partly to reduce the shock of seeing our criminal justice system up close.
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But, ultimately, the real question we should be asking ourselves is: How should the criminal justice system work?
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Not surprisingly, law enforcement and members of the criminal justice system have come out strongly against these vigilantes.
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While she endured bewildering delays in the Bronx's famously sclerotic criminal justice system, Hailey attempted suicide multiple times.
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In some states, voters will elect arguably the most powerful person in the criminal justice system: the prosecutor.
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But as the races have become more competitive, more challengers are pledging to transform the criminal justice system.
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Suspensions and expulsions are also linked to the disproportionate numbers of minority students in the criminal justice system.
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Few states have encountered revelations that strike as forcefully at the very foundation of its criminal justice system.
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Yet the case has also illustrated some of the reasons activists say victims avoid the criminal justice system.
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When Harris defended herself, stating she was "proud" of work within the criminal justice system, Gabbard doubled down.
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Meek's been on a mission to change the criminal justice system since his release from prison in April.
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"Our criminal justice system needs to change," Ms. Ocasio-Cortez told The New York Times in a statement.
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She completed her prison sentence in 2002 and now deals with others caught in the criminal justice system.
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The governor is abusing his authority and has compromised the independence and integrity of the criminal justice system.
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In addition, it could also ease the opioid crisis and mitigate racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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But these underlying questions, as demonstrated in this series, are just one part of the criminal justice system.
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"It does not speak well of our criminal justice system," he said after a hearing in the case.
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Our criminal justice system is broken and damaged, and it left broken hearts and damage in our communities.
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"Prosecutors are the most powerful, unaccountable and least transparent actors in the criminal justice system," Mr. Ofer said.
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And while bias in the criminal justice system is not always explicit, it was in Mr. Rhines's case.
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Michelle Alexander's writing told me about the impact of America's ruthless criminal justice system on the nation's blacks.
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It is especially problematic in the criminal justice system, where subhuman treatment of African-Americans remains strikingly visible.
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Wilkes is a mother of two and has spoken openly about her time in the criminal justice system.
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"Racial equity is a problem, as it is in all areas of the criminal justice system," Laughton said.
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But Rikers, according to the Commission of Correction, remains a particular blight on New York's criminal justice system.
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He has posted on Facebook under a pseudonym a series of essays critical of the criminal justice system.
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Suboxone still has a far bigger share of the market, despite its critics in the criminal justice system.
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The president broadly asserted his authority of the criminal justice system, attacking law enforcement officials and issuing pardons.
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"The goal of the criminal justice system should be to punish and to discourage and deter," she said.
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The realities of the criminal justice system are also stacked against survivors deciding to report to the police.
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"More people are becoming more aware of these kinds of hypocrisies in our criminal justice system," he said.
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African-Americans see "an unfair criminal justice system" as their next biggest concern behind racism and healthcare costs.
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She's previously spoken about the criminal justice system with President Trump, and has helped commute other inmates' sentences.
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Linda's record is troubling and highlights how the criminal justice system has caused irrevocable harm to Black communities.
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" Touting his role in bringing down Martha Stewart, he declared, "The truth matters in the criminal justice system.
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"Race plays a factor in our criminal justice system at every level," said Mr. Lancman, a Queens Democrat.
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This "credibility discount" has historically pervaded the criminal justice system and persists, even in the age of #MeToo.
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It's important to own up to the facts about how race has totally permeated our criminal justice system.
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Thus, this challenge, like so many others in the criminal justice system, is surmountable with strong political will.
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Sanders, meanwhile, hammered home the idea that the U.S. must overhaul its drug laws and criminal justice system.
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Mallet's case also underscores the challenges of addressing allegations of past wrongs in the American criminal justice system.
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"In any case, the secretariat cannot substitute the criminal justice system of a sovereign country," Mr. Dujarric said.
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Extensive racial bias in the criminal justice system has led to disproportionate levels of incarceration among African-Americans.
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Yet improving indigent defense gets scant attention in the conversation about how to fix our criminal justice system.
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Through this case, we have strengthened the importance and the role of victims in the criminal justice system.
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Maybe the appetite for shows that probe the psychology of participants in the criminal justice system is endless.
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In 2015, Shubha studied the use of electronic monitoring within the criminal justice system in New York City.
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And it's not only agencies in the legal and criminal justice system that use these types of tools.
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They believe that we cannot trust the criminal justice system to impose a penalty as irrevocable as death.
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But algorithms can perpetuate racial and class disparities that are already deeply embedded in the criminal justice system.
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Unjust racial profiling and resulting racial disparities in the criminal justice system certainly don't depend on artificial intelligence.
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She took office at the ideal moment for a prosecutor who wanted to rethink the criminal justice system.
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Advanced surveillance technology is being deployed despite flaws that risk perpetuating racial biases in the criminal justice system.
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Progressives increasingly believe that the criminal justice system is involved in far too many aspects of American life.
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His detention has led to scrutiny of the power that prosecutors wield in the Japanese criminal justice system.
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At its heart, the law aims to exclude misogynistic views about sexual propriety from the criminal justice system.
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In the criminal justice system, this implicit bias may contribute to the many racial disparities in law enforcement.
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And it's not exactly breaking news that the Jim Crow South had a horribly racist criminal justice system.
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Since then, he's served as our every-mannish guide to the digestive procedures of the criminal justice system.
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It is just the latest evidence, then, that America's criminal justice system is far from fair and equal.
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Stone insists the criminal justice system is about two competing narratives and which story the jury believes more.
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The ANC said it had confidence in the country's criminal justice system and the independence of the judiciary.
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The racial disparity is one of the major explanations for black Americans' distrust of the criminal justice system.
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Can the criminal justice system be transformed to deal more humanely, efficiently, and effectively with the mentally ill?
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The First Step Act makes what I would characterize as meaningful tweaks to the federal criminal justice system.
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And the party's much-promoted "Better Deal" agenda makes no mention of immigration or the criminal justice system.
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As unlikely as it might sound, even with Sessions at the helm of the Justice Department, Congress has a chance to start the work of righting longstanding injustices in the criminal justice system — and I have hope for other families whose loved ones are in the federal criminal justice system.
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Going forward, we must uphold laws against discrimination -- in hiring, in housing, in education and the criminal justice system.
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"Many people who are detained in these facilities are totally unfamiliar with the criminal justice system," Rickerd pointed out.
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If we don't think they're being rehabilitated, then we have to ask more questions about the criminal justice system.
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Going forward, we must uphold laws against discrimination - in hiring, in housing, in education and the criminal justice system.
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Their work helped the criminal justice system fast-track the case and sentence four of the men to death.
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Even this doesn't tell the full story, because a lot of the criminal justice system occurs at local levels.
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This article was published in collaboration with the Marshall Project, a nonprofit newsroom covering the US criminal justice system.
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" The plan would also "eliminate barriers to public benefits for people who have interacted with the criminal justice system.
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And it's important to own up to the facts about how race has totally permeated the criminal justice system.
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They speak little about victims, reflecting how they have effectively been in the shadows of our criminal justice system.
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"The primary goal of a criminal justice system should not be punishment, but whenever possible, rehabilitation," Mr. Sanders said.
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A Conyers spokesperson pointed out that the major player-activists didn't protest over sentencing in the criminal justice system.
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And more people believe discrimination against blacks is a serious problem as is bias in the criminal justice system.
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Can't O. J. be guilty and the criminal justice system be rightly taken to task for systemic racial bias?
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CARL OWENMoore, Oklahoma Computer algorithms are already being misused in the criminal-justice system ("Files, not faces", May 183th).
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"People are looking for a villain here and it's not the Internet – it's the criminal justice system," Baird says.
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Under our current criminal justice system, the state of Pennsylvania empowered Judge Brinkley to make those kind of decisions.
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Risk assessment software is used to make many decisions in the criminal justice system, including things like bond amounts.
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Like the penis, lying on the stand suddenly becomes shockingly banal — just another day in the criminal justice system.
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"But I've also borne witness to injustices that have shaken my faith in our criminal justice system," Steele wrote.
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Some of this is writing about games that represent the criminal justice system, such as Virginia and Prison Architect.
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Lawyers on both sides tend to regard attorney-client privilege as a fundamental tenet of the criminal justice system.
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The First Step Act at least opens the door to begin that wholesale rethinking of our criminal justice system.
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The controversial one has to do with the role of empathy in our criminal justice system, specifically victim statements.
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Luke's a black man trying to forge a way forward after getting screwed over by the criminal justice system.
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"He decided to go to trial because we didn't know anything about the federal criminal justice system," Richards said.
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In Obama's eight years in office, his administration has done much to attempt to reform the criminal justice system.
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For critics of the school-to-prison pipeline, it's the increasing reliance on the criminal justice system that's troubling.
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In my opinion, it is a sad misuse of the criminal justice system with the aura of pure partisanship.
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Tucker Carrington: The reason it happens is because there's insufficient attention and resources applied to the criminal justice system.
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"This bill strikes the right balance of improving public safety and ensuring fairness in the criminal justice system," Sen.
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It is evidence-based to lessen crime, save money, and reduce racial disparities that pervade our criminal justice system.
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Ray's apologies are, instead, in the context of his ruined career and complaints about an overzealous criminal justice system.
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Wells Fargo said it respects the seriousness of the country's ongoing debate about immigration and the criminal justice system.
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The Cell aims to help people better understand what it's like to be part of the criminal justice system.
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We support giving second chances and believe that the primary goal of the criminal justice system should be rehabilitation.
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Blacks and Hispanics pose a greater risk because they are "over-represented in the criminal justice system", he said.
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President Trump participates in a roundtable on the First Step Act, legislation aimed at overhauling the criminal justice system.
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Eight years ago, lawmakers in South Carolina embarked on a bold plan to reform the state's criminal justice system.
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On the other hand, some folks in the criminal justice system still don't seem that bothered by solitary confinement.
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Democrats, many of whom have highlighted inequities in the criminal justice system, were quick to rebuke the sentence. Sen.
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Others think that if a person has interacted with the criminal justice system, he must have done something wrong.
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And failing means more people reentering the criminal justice system and less stability for their families and our communities.
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The point of a criminal justice system should be to prevent crime through a combination of rehabilitation and punishment.
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And he issued nearly a dozen executive orders to address various aspects of our prison and criminal justice system.
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But while these prisoners' stories are eye-opening, the conversation around the criminal justice system is far from over.
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But in the U.S., the criminal-justice system doubles as the nation's mental health-care provider of last resort.
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America should no longer accept the myth that capital punishment plays any constructive role in our criminal justice system.
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When it comes to driving, voting and buying alcohol, society recognizes these realities; so should the criminal justice system.
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The prosecutors were in widespread agreement that there's currently a disconnect between them and other criminal justice system players.
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"Brady violations go to the heart of our criminal justice system," Joel B. Rudin, a New York lawyer, said.
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Long overdue, some have realized the need to address America's history of racial injustice within the criminal justice system.
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More of this is needed to improve relationships and build trust between law enforcement and the criminal justice system.
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Trump's offer to "personally vouch" for Rocky's bail won't go far given Sweden's criminal justice system doesn't include bail.
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But research by Human Rights Watch (HRW) this month found that India's criminal justice system continues to fail victims.
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And it could create the damaging perception that news organizations are an investigative arm of the criminal justice system.
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"For too long, our criminal justice system has treated incarcerated women as an afterthought," Warren said in a statement.
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They believed that child protection had become for black women what the criminal-justice system was for black men.
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Bland's treatment and death has garnered national attention as a symbol of racial inequalities in the criminal justice system.
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But those tests — a bedrock of the criminal justice system — are often unreliable, a New York Times investigation found.
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" Garner says she believes Sanders "is a protester" and isn't "scared to go up against the criminal justice system.
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Ghosn nonetheless faces a criminal justice system where only three of every 100 defendants pleading not guilty are acquitted.
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"He created a culture of corruption that has further eroded public trust in the criminal justice system," Martinez said.
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We look forward to engaging with Jonathan Lippman, who will head a commission investigating the city's criminal justice system.
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When I first spoke to Sarah Koenig about [the idea], I was really interested in the criminal justice system.
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The West Coast rapper, who's spent most of his life incarcerated shared his opinions on the criminal justice system.
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The task force remembers that important American value, which has been utterly lost in the federal criminal justice system.
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The office's goal, as Nixon explained, was to put greater emphasis on fighting drugs through the criminal justice system.
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This story was published in partnership with The Marshall Project , a nonprofit newsroom covering the US criminal justice system.
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"This bill would help survivors navigate the criminal justice system, but it could also help accused people," Nguyen says.
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These disparities in police use of force reflect more widespread racial inequities across the entire American criminal justice system.
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But he's hoping this experience will help shine a light on the darkest corner of America's criminal justice system.
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Bobby Garza's lifetime involvement with the criminal justice system started 20 years ago with a broken bathroom light bulb.
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"That is a bad thing, that has got to change," he continued, calling on fixing the criminal justice system.
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As a white woman, I and my family members will be seen more favorably by the criminal justice system.
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He said the case illustrated how poorly the criminal justice system handles the conundrum posed by mentally ill defendants.
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Here, again, is where Trump's recent tweets show a misunderstanding of basic aspects of the US criminal justice system.
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So if people want serious changes in the criminal justice system, they should petition their state legislatures and governors.
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California is now the latest state to make headway in closing the data gaps in the criminal justice system.
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"The French criminal justice system decided not to even consider [the possibility that Zhang killed the child]," she notes.
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She said she was tired of hearing from candidates who claim they will reform the borough's criminal justice system.
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Unfortunately, we still have a broken criminal justice system that wrongly convicts innocent people, issuing them the death penalty.
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Regardless, when it comes to the criminal justice system, they are still subjected to the same repercussions as adults.
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When and if his case goes to trial, we'll find out how much the criminal justice system has changed.
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Watch the video above by the rapper Meek Mill on the urgent need to reform the criminal justice system.
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Coronavirus has utterly disrupted the criminal justice system, leaving crowded courts, prisons and jails especially susceptible to the outbreak.
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Of course, there are other aspects of the criminal justice system that Republicans find troubling — mainly, the system's cost.
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All of these factors and others are likely working together to maintain racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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America's criminal justice system has, in many ways, become a substitute for the US's largely gutted mental health system.
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Congress overwhelmingly passed the First Step Act, which makes modest but meaningful reforms to the federal criminal justice system.
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Surely, poverty and the color of a person's skin should not govern their treatment in the criminal justice system.
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It is our hope this lawsuit leads to lasting reform and a more fair, more just criminal justice system.
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Why would there be a law that applies to one person in the criminal justice system and not another?
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The book, "Chokehold: Policing Black Men," by Paul Butler, says the criminal justice system targets black men by design.
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On today's episode: • Joseph Goldstein, a New York Times reporter who writes about policing and the criminal justice system.
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They have assisted 11,000 people in navigating access to services and the criminal justice system, according to the release.
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As coronavirus has spread through New York City, the criminal justice system has been hard hit in all corners.
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But by focusing on building drug treatment infrastructure inside the criminal justice system, we further institutionalize its placement there.
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Instead, he has promised to address abuses by the criminal justice system and imprison fewer people for less time.
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It's fundamentally a question of what our values are, and what the purpose of the criminal justice system is.
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Even without any additional hurdles, these features of our criminal justice system make the outcome of Weinstein's trial uncertain.
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Racial inequities at the front end of the criminal justice system — arrest, conviction and sentencing — have been well documented.
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Fortunately, these policies can go a long way toward fostering a criminal justice system that reduces the opioid crisis.
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Fourth, we need to reform and make fairer our juvenile and criminal justice system (apprehension, investigations/adjudication and punishment).
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In the clip, Miller went on to succinctly pick apart the way the criminal justice system prosecutes sexual assault.
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To be sure, the criminal justice system will continue to be challenged by allegations of non-stranger sexual assault.
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And particularly African Americans do the slightest thing, their interaction with the criminal justice system is way more harsh.
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But the criminal justice system must be permitted to function against him as it would against any other citizen.
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Studies have shown that such consideration are likely to worsen racial disparities already rampant in the criminal justice system.
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It is about race in America, the Kafkaesque crevices of the criminal justice system, love, freedom, commitment and truth.
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Those rewards send a powerful signal to Trump's allies who are still caught up in the criminal justice system.
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Changing the demographics of NDIS, whether temporarily or permanently, can increase disparities within the criminal justice system, Malin says.
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Findings such as these justify drug courts, which divert drug offenders from the traditional criminal justice system into treatment.
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Though those numbers are relatively small, experts agree trans people are disproportionately caught up in the criminal justice system.
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Even families that don't have children pay for the cost of the welfare system and the criminal justice system.
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These cuts would dim the future of those who are vulnerable to the reach of our criminal justice system.
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Immigrants, for example, have the right to counsel, but unlike in the criminal justice system, representation is not guaranteed.
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His Nixonian campaign mantra of "law and order" demonstrates no empathy for those ensnared in the criminal justice system.
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The front end of Michigan's criminal justice system is badly broken, and counties are paying a particularly heavy price.
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There's also the corrupt and ineffectual police and criminal justice system, with a homicide conviction rate below 22013 percent.
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Kevin Stitt and the Republican-controlled legislature, is part of the state's efforts to reform its criminal justice system.
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And I now have an obligation to acknowledge the part of the criminal justice system that has harmed them.
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"But every person in the criminal justice system who was supposed to prevent this from happening just checked out."
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He focuses on new projects designed to provide alternatives to prosecution and incarceration in the city's criminal justice system.
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In the last 25 years in the criminal justice system, I have never seen a case like this one.
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"Part of Batson was about confidence of the community and the fairness of the criminal justice system," he said.
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Meek Mill has been extremely vocal on his experience with the criminal justice system since his arrest last November.
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If you kill someone, whether the criminal justice system throws you in prison may come down to your race.
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Craven says that curfew and truancy laws criminalize normal juvenile behavior, unnecessarily introducing youth into the criminal justice system.
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Another video of a police shooting has once again put attention on racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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He also analyzes the decline for lessons that might be applied to the criminal justice system as a whole.
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"Part of the problem is that an encounter with the criminal justice system is risky and expensive," Natapoff said.
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Fighting inequality in our criminal justice system, fighting inequality in our health care and our housing and our education.
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Our criminal justice system is intimidating at best and often further victimizes people who have already endured so much.
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Stigma. Why do we resort to the criminal justice system to deal with addiction, even as that's proven ineffective?
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This article was published with permission from The Marshall Project, a nonprofit news organization covering the US criminal justice system.
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Thirty-six percent do not feel intracommunal violence is more important than addressing racial injustice in the criminal justice system.
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As legislators, we must be committed to developing a criminal justice system that effectively promotes public safety, fairness, and rehabilitation.
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King's move comes as President Barack Obama attempts to reform the criminal justice system before he leaves office in January.
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Should the criminal justice system place a higher value on the lives of wealthy defendants than those of poor defendants?
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However, in 2015 Acosta sat down with Legend for a lengthy feature on mass incarceration and the criminal justice system.
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VICE talked to Platt to find out what, if anything, we can do to fix our broken criminal justice system.
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That is, women are routinely preyed on by men who often evade appropriate punishment in a dysfunctional criminal-justice system.
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This article was originally published by the Marshall Project, a nonprofit news organization that covers the US criminal justice system.
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As he pointed out over and over, prosecutors wield more discretionary power than anyone else in the criminal justice system.
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"In the Times op-ed, Jay-Z calls probation "a trap" and highlights "the absurdity of the criminal justice system.
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They are punished by the criminal justice system for behavior that has effectively been legal in suburban America for years.
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He also took aim at the criminal justice system, from criminal defendants' rights to prison conditions to the death penalty.
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Watching his childhood friends get ensnared in the criminal justice system also inspired the young Cummings to become a lawyer.
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Hillary Clinton emphasizes concern for children in Flint, Michigan, ending child poverty and deportation and reforming the criminal justice system.
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The country already has overcrowded jails; too many people — disproportionately people of color — are dragged into the criminal justice system.
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There are times the criminal justice system fails to account for the latest evidence and adapt to the changing times.
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And then in addition to that, the American people are looking around and they see a broken criminal justice system.
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Survivors' advocates see the process as an important option for students, especially given the failings of the criminal justice system.
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This election is about the leadership we need to pass comprehensive immigration reform and repair a broken criminal justice system.
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Speaking to PEOPLE, Ford says he hopes Strong Island gets people thinking about ways to amend the criminal justice system.
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I think that these documentaries are good because most people don't really have a clue about the criminal justice system.
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On February 14th Justin Trudeau, the prime minister, said Canada would reform the criminal-justice system to protect indigenous rights.
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We ask only that the media and the public respect our privacy and allow the criminal justice system to work.
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With the stroke of his pen last month, Newsom singlehandedly undermined our state's democratic values and our criminal justice system.
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If the show wants to highlight the racial disparities that minorities face in the criminal justice system, good on them.
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A more promising initiative is a reform of the criminal-justice system, which is taking place gradually across the country.
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In this ambitious, sprawling season, Koenig examines the entire criminal justice system through the lens of the city of Cleveland.
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John Legend is a man on a mission to transform the United States' criminal justice system and end mass incarceration.
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America's criminal-justice system has a big influence globally, with legal training often forming part of its foreign-aid efforts.
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The organization formed in 2015 to tackle a range of issues, from eradicating disease to reforming the criminal justice system.
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"Trying to stop sex work between consenting adults should not be the business of the criminal justice system", he says.
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Federal investigators appear to be pursuing leads that broadly explore questions of influence and corruption in the criminal justice system.
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Then I buy a new Marshall Project/Amazon collaboration on the criminal justice system in Chicago — it's five long articles.
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Because the case has yet to be resolved through the school's investigative process, Robinson turned to the criminal justice system.
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As the Hennepin County Attorney, I worked to help people struggling with addiction stay out of the criminal justice system.
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I've been listening to White Lies and am disgusted but not surprised at the brokenness of the criminal justice system.
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This story was published in partnership with The Marshall Project, an independent nonprofit newsroom covering the U.S. criminal justice system.
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Throw enough money at the case, and the criminal justice system, just like academia, may yet tilt in their favor.
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It's that the police are the bad guys and that the criminals are poorly treated across the criminal justice system.
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At this point, Matt is beyond the criminal justice system: He's a ward receiving treatment, not a criminal being punished.
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Six years later, I'm a CNN correspondent covering what I'm most passionate about — breaking news and the criminal justice system.
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Our so-called criminal justice system isn't fair to anyone, but it's far worse if you're a person of color.
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" Strangio points out that the criminal justice system "too often is turned against the same people these laws ostensibly protect.
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But for too many young people who unnecessarily come in contact with our criminal justice system, these possibilities are stymied.
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It would rebalance how the federal criminal-justice system sentences low-level, nonviolent offenders and improve prison re-entry policy.
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Those two paths stem from how we all view the American system, including, perhaps most telling, its criminal-justice system.
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It's a way to keep low-level crimes out of court and a means of unclogging the criminal justice system.
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But that doesn't help shake the feeling that I just watched the criminal justice system running on a hamster wheel.
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The ad makes it clear that our broken criminal justice system should be at the center of civil rights discussions.
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This article was originally published by The Marshall Project, a nonprofit news organization that covers the US criminal justice system.
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The Marshall Project, a nonpartisan nonprofit news organization covering the criminal justice system, originally published news of this execution approach.
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The criminal justice system can't rearrange a college student's schedule so she doesn't have to sit next to her rapist.
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There is not a more clear illustration of this principle than the national movement to reform the criminal justice system.
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Simpson's trial remains one of the most prominent cultural debates about race and the criminal justice system of our time.
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The rapper Meek Mill grabs a microphone anywhere he goes and rails against the unfairness of the criminal justice system.
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Racial biases and inaccuracies in the data can lead to problematic predictions and perpetuate flaws in the criminal justice system.
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Educational institutions cannot substitute for a functioning criminal justice system, nor should they try to replicate the civil justice model.
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And it would help push for equality in the criminal justice system that Kraft seems to agree is urgently needed.
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The findings not only undermined the government's case but also further eroded the credibility of the nation's criminal justice system.
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I care a lot about reforming our criminal justice system and I care a lot about getting people civically engaged.
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The most glaring overall truth of "The Night Of" is this: There are few winners in the criminal justice system.
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"Almost all stages of the criminal justice system now operate under some sort of guideline or actuarial regime," he writes.
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Let's hope this victory is the first of many on the road to a thoughtful and effective criminal justice system.
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At the rally, Sanders also sought to court minority voters and continued his call to overhaul the criminal justice system.
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"Preventing black and brown people from voting has a long history in the criminal justice system," Mr. Wigfall, 28, said.
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Clinton said that race remained "a significant challenge" in the country, adding that the criminal justice system treated minorities differently.
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Institutions of higher education cannot substitute for a functioning criminal justice system, where the interests of the state are vindicated.
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A House Judiciary subcommittee on Tuesday is holding a hearing focused on women and girls in the criminal justice system.
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We know the troubling implications of reported bias in facial recognition technology and in the criminal justice system, for example.
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"It's a sad commentary that minorities, Hispanics and black people, are overrepresented in the criminal justice system," Dr. Quijano testified.
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Foxx said in her press release that she wanted to continue reforms to the criminal justice system in the county.
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This emerging coalition seeks to restore a measure of restraint to a criminal justice system that is out of control.
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"Far from the source of the problems, our criminal-justice system is a key part of the solution," he said.
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The federal criminal justice system is best understood as a massive bureaucracy dedicated to enforcing drug, weapons, and immigration laws.
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Critics, for their part, believe the haunted tours are a distraction from the grim realities of the criminal justice system.
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They had the highest rates of psychiatric disorders and were most likely to be involved in the criminal justice system.
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I still see cases in the criminal justice system, however, where some serve little to no time for sexual violence.
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Others will be for local and state lawmakers, who, well, make the laws that the criminal justice system then enforces.
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And it provides a model for the rest of the criminal justice system, since rates of incarceration fell alongside crime.
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This legislation ensures that we do not recklessly overexpose juveniles to the criminal justice system, which often contributes to recidivism.
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And like so much else about the criminal justice system, these costs fall most heavily on poor and nonwhite juveniles.
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As Padawer notes, most victims fall prey to a rapist they know and then find the criminal-justice system unresponsive.
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The Oscar-winning director Roger Ross Williams explores the dire state of the American criminal justice system in this documentary.
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But Quijano said that blacks and Hispanics were more prone to violence, citing their overrepresentation in the criminal justice system.
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This article was originally published by the Marshall Project, a nonprofit news organization that covers the US criminal justice system.
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The criminal justice system seals the records of minors, except, that is, when we choose to try them as adults.
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But again, because of racism in the criminal justice system, black Americans are significantly more likely to have been incarcerated.
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Cuomo said the bill is a "start of a new chapter in the criminal justice system" and is long overdue.
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The recommendations in the 38-page report are aimed at limiting the influence of donations on the criminal justice system.
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Inserting politicians and the criminal justice system into the grieving process seems as if it could only cause further pain.
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"Our criminal justice system needs to change," Ms. Ocasio-Cortez said in a statement during the campaign explaining her endorsement.
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Mr. Barnes, who said he once had trouble with the criminal justice system, said Ms. Cabán had won his vote.
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The primary showed how Democratic voters in Queens were willing to entertain major change to the borough's criminal justice system.
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Ms. Murphy added that this new type of policing was likely to exacerbate racial biases in the criminal justice system.
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Prosecutors can address this first by routing some low-level offenses out of the criminal justice system at the start.
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He reads that data as suggesting that the US criminal justice system is responsible for the decline in male work.
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He did not take the stand as the Canadian criminal justice system does not compel a defendant to do so.
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When you think of the criminal justice system, you don't exactly think of it as this space full of women.
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"I've been working with young people in the care system and the criminal justice system for years," she told me.
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Roughly one-quarter of the 4.5 million who are supervised by the criminal justice system end up back in jail.
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That kind of cynicism erodes confidence in prosecutors and ultimately can seriously impair the functioning of the criminal justice system.
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