The Incarceration Taskforce -- Bennington College The Incarceration Taskforce, which was founded in 2014, has a goal of lowering incarceration intake.
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" On mass incarceration: "The unequal rates of incarceration is a family issue.
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Narrow the net of incarceration Incarceration isn't the right answer for every crime.
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This idea that the crime bill generated mass incarceration — it did not generate mass incarceration.
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Overly punitive incarceration and post-incarceration policies leave many more out of the labor force.
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"The future of incarceration is to not be called incarceration," she told me after the panel.
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The national debate about ending mass incarceration often focuses on reducing arrest and incarceration of nonviolent drug offenders.
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Demos: Time is such an important part of what incarceration is about and what the cost of incarceration is about.
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Will the US continue its policy of mass incarceration, which has turned the US into the world's leader in incarceration?
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America now leads the world in incarceration, yet the research shows that mass incarceration does little to keep Americans safer.
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Many argue the collection of incarceration fees helps to offset exorbitant incarceration budgets, but this practice is immoral and futile.
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Sixty percent are parents to living children, and the impact of parental incarceration, like incarceration itself, disproportionately affects families of color.
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Booker, for one, introduced the Reverse Mass Incarceration Act — an effort, however flawed, to get states to systematically reduce incarceration rates.
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But during that time, the black incarceration rate nearly tripled, and it's now more than six times the white incarceration rate.
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But it also wouldn't undo mass incarceration, as the US would still lead all but one country in incarceration: With an incarceration rate of around 600 per 100,000 people, only the small country of El Salvador would come ahead.
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But it also wouldn't undo mass incarceration, as the US would still lead all but one country in incarceration — with an incarceration rate of about 629 per 100,19603 people, only the tiny island country of Seychelles would come ahead.
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But it also wouldn't undo mass incarceration, as the US would still lead all but one country in incarceration: With an incarceration rate of about 603 per 100,000 people, only the tiny island country of Seychelles would come ahead.
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But it also wouldn't undo mass incarceration, as the US would still lead all but one country in incarceration: With an incarceration rate of about 629 per 100,000 people, only the tiny island country of Seychelles would come ahead.
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But it also wouldn't undo mass incarceration, as the US would still lead all but one country in incarceration — with an incarceration rate of about 629 per 100,000 people, only the tiny island country of Seychelles would come ahead.
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But it also wouldn't undo mass incarceration, and the US would still lead all but one country in incarceration — with an incarceration rate of about 629 per 100,000 people, only the tiny island country of Seychelles would come ahead.
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The first 11 pages outline the rampant discrimination behind incarceration in the U.S., where incarceration rates are the highest in the world.
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His faith and his experience of incarceration compelled him to dedicate his life to ministering to those affected by crime and incarceration.
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Research finds that more incarceration has, at best, only a small effect on crime because our incarceration rate is already so high.
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Kitagaki's portraits are of people who embody the legacy of incarceration, which is unsettled, disquieted, even, as incarceration was a sweeping fabrication.
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But it also wouldn't undo mass incarceration, as the US would still lead all but one country in incarceration: With an incarceration rate of around 600 per 100,000 people, only the small country of El Salvador would come out ahead.
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He's argued that America has an "under-incarceration problem," even though the US has by far the highest incarceration rate in the world.
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"We specifically focused on black folks since they are the people most impacted by incarceration, [including] pre-trial incarceration and bail," explained Hall.
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So right now, all the conversations are about the mass incarceration of men — and here the mass incarceration of women is also happening.
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Oklahoma has claimed the highest incarceration rate in the US, which itself has the highest incarceration rate of any country in the world.
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Rather than mandate states to reduce incarceration, the Reverse Mass Incarceration Act of 2017 would instead enable states that achieve a 7 percent reduction in incarceration rates over 3 years without a significant increase in crime to access a $21625 billion grant program.
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The analysis looked at the effects before, during, and after incarceration: essentially, deterrence, incapacitation, and aftereffects (whether and how someone changes behavior after incarceration).
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Since most incarceration happens at the local and state level, it's unclear just how much Sanders, as president, could do to combat mass incarceration.
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Since most incarceration happens at the local and state level, it's unclear just how much Warren, as president, could do to combat mass incarceration.
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Rather than default to more incarceration, we need smart solutions that address the underlying causes of crime and prioritize treatment and rehabilitation over incarceration.
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Helping people to positively contribute to society after incarceration is a key part of shutting the door on the failed experiment of mass incarceration.
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Sessions's policy will ramp up disproportionate rates of incarceration for African-Americans and Latinos, fully retrenching the federal government in failed policies promoting mass incarceration.
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To change course, Congress could pass a new bill — called a "Reverse Mass Incarceration Act" — providing money to states that cut both crime and incarceration.
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These fines, impositions and incarceration penalties wind up costing local governments as much as $10 billion on pretrial incarceration and enforcing "failure to appear" penalties.
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America leads the world in incarceration, with 2.3 million people in jail and prison — since 1970 there has been a 700 percent increase in incarceration.
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He has argued that America actually has an "under-incarceration problem" — even though the US has by far the highest incarceration rate in the world.
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But it also wouldn't undo mass incarceration, as the US would still lead all but one country in incarceration: With an incarceration rate of around 593 per 100,19943 people, only the small nation of El Salvador would come out ahead — and America would still dwarf the incarceration rates of other developed nations like Canada (114 per 100,000), Germany (78 per 100,000), and Japan (45 per 100,000).
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But it also wouldn't undo mass incarceration, as the US would still lead all but one country in incarceration: With an incarceration rate of around 593 per 0003,000 people, only the small nation of El Salvador would come out ahead — and America would still dwarf the incarceration rates of other developed nations like Canada (114 per 100,000), Germany (78 per 100,000), and Japan (45 per 100,000).
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But it also wouldn't undo mass incarceration, as the US would still lead all but one country in incarceration: With an incarceration rate of around 593 per 0003,000 people, only the small nation of El Salvador would come out ahead — and America would still dwarf the incarceration rates of other developed nations like Canada (114 per 100,000), Germany (75 per 100,000), and Japan (41 per 100,000).
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But it also wouldn't undo mass incarceration, as the US would still lead all but one country in incarceration: With an incarceration rate of around 590 per 0003,000 people, only the small nation of El Salvador would come out ahead — and America would still dwarf the incarceration rates of other developed nations like Canada (114 per 100,000), Germany (76 per 100,000), and Japan (41 per 100,000).
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But it also wouldn't undo mass incarceration, as the US would still lead all but one country in incarceration: With an incarceration rate of around 593 per 0003,000 people, only the small nation of El Salvador would come out ahead — and America would still dwarf the incarceration rates of other developed nations like Canada (114 per 100,000), Germany (76 per 100,000), and Japan (41 per 100,000).
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"This idea that the crime bill generated mass incarceration -- it did not generate mass incarceration," Biden said in an earlier swing through New Hampshire in May.
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In fact, the vast majority of incarceration occurs at the state level, and incarceration rates were rising generally -- and among minorities, well before the bill's passage.
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"The incarceration rate in the highest-ranked black community in Chicago is forty times higher than the incarceration rate in the highest-ranked white community," he said.
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America now leads the world in incarceration, but the research shows that incarceration played a minor role in the massive crime drop that began in the '90s.
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If mass incarceration were an effective way to fight crime, then one would expect to see a strong correlation between higher rates of incarceration and reduced crime.
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De-incarceration has long been a hobby horse of the left, which deplores America's outlier status; the country has incarceration rates nearly 10 times those of Western Europe.
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As the nation rightly focuses on family separations and incarceration at the U.S.-Mexico border, most Americans aren't aware of the over-incarceration plaguing countless Americans like Preston.
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"Counter to the narrative that exists nationally around incarceration being an urban, big city program, incarceration in cities is declining but in rural communities it's increasing," Steele told me.
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We host different community events, back to school events, where we're able to talk with kids and family members about incarceration, staying out of incarceration and needs for education.
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"In response to a news story about Milwaukee enacting a policy against mass incarceration, Andrade wrote, "It's hilarious when people talk about mass incarceration lmao like wtf is that????
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His survey of profit-driven incarceration begins in the mid-19th century and strikes a familiar theme, that mass incarceration in the South was simply slavery by another name.
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That might be why, say, the Netherlands and Italy see substantial effects from incarceration, but the US, which has much higher incarceration rates than either of those countries, doesn't.
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Other observers take a slightly different approach: that there's a happy medium between the declining incarceration/rising crime of the 1960s and the high incarceration/low crime of today.
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In December, Bloomberg decried mass incarceration and vowed to seek alternatives to incarceration for nonviolent defendants awaiting trial and to cut in half the number of juveniles behind bars.
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Cotton, for example, has even argued that the US has an under-incarceration problem, even though the country has the highest rate of incarceration of any in the world.
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But in many ways, the disagreement over the future of incarceration in the city reflects a larger disagreement over incarceration in America and what, if anything, it should look like.
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If you are someone who was formerly incarcerated, or if you know someone seeking to start over after incarceration, Divine lays out a playbook to go from incarceration to innovation.
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If you're worried about the financial and human rights costs of mass incarceration, this recent trend should worry you — especially since much of the criminological evidence goes against mass incarceration.
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Groups like the ACOG and the American Civil Liberties Union say that incarceration or the threat of incarceration keep pregnant women with drug or alcohol addictions from seeking prenatal care.
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After Biden defended the bill -- "This idea that the crime bill created mass incarceration, it did not create mass incarceration," Biden said earlier this month in New Hampshire -- California Sen.
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They include ending the federal subsidization of mass incarceration, ending federal incarceration for lower-level crimes, instituting a police corps program to modernize law enforcement, and enacting sweeping sentencing reform.
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"Said history as examined against the length of your incarceration, the years between each infraction is indicative of an overall satisfactory adjustment to your lengthy incarceration," the board's letter stated.
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Most indicated that a top priority would be to give states financial incentives to reduce incarceration: a direct repudiation of the 1994 crime bill, which gave incentives to increase incarceration.
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"When we think of the word mass incarceration we think of the word mass," said Nicole Fleetwood, an associate professor of American studies at Rutgers University and scholar on incarceration.
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The rate of incarceration in Texas state prisons fell by 17 percent from 2007 to 2015, according to the coalition, and the juvenile incarceration rate fell by nearly three-quarters.
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The "Standard Story" of mass incarceration, as Pfaff calls it, was largely popularized by a 2010 book, The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness by Michelle Alexander.
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Based on a few case studies, they also found that one third of these suicides in custody occur within 24 hours of incarceration, and 76 percent within seven days of incarceration.
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Ram Subramanian, one of the study's authors, told Axios that the timing of the national conversation about incarceration rates seems to correlate with black incarceration rates beginning to decline around 2005.
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So it's actually state policies that fueled mass incarceration — to the point that one could entirely exclude the federal prison system and America would still be the world's leader in incarceration.
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For example, the Brennan Center for Justice, which supports undoing mass incarceration, proposed a potential federal law that would effectively give states money for plans to cut incarceration without increasing crime.
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But Pew's chart and statistics are certainly not what advocates of mass incarceration would expect to see, indicating that the link between more incarceration and reduced crime is weak at best.
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" He went on, "We've got this mass incarceration problem.
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Ending mass incarceration — that's on the ballot right now!
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In fact, there's a real concern that extending or mandating prison sentences will conflict with another progressive priority: ending mass incarceration, a policy that turned America into the world's leader in incarceration.
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It also increases access to reentry programming during incarceration, giving LGBTQ people critical tools to deal with discrimination and marginalization as they emerge from incarceration and helping them succeed on the outside.
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For years, some scholars claimed that mass incarceration was caused by the war on drugs, but it was the aggressive punishment of violence, not drugs, that pushed our incarceration rates sky high.
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But the reality is that the 1994 crime law did not create mass incarceration, and, indeed, mass incarceration was a result of much broader policies driven by a much broader nationwide movement.
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That's something that criminal justice reformers have pushed for in recent years, like the Brennan Center for Justice's Reverse Mass Incarceration Act, which would provide funds to simultaneously cut incarceration and crime.
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He spent years promoting "tough on crime" policies that led to mass incarceration — and now Democrats want the direct opposite, supporting an end to mass incarceration, the war on drugs, and aggressive policing.
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While real-world crime analysts agree that incarceration is only one factor of many in how often crime occurs, there is still an overwhelming assumption that crime is decreased through increasing incarceration rates.
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Between 1980 and 2016, the nation's incarceration rate grew by almost 230 percent, driven by a mistaken belief that prison and prolonged incarceration were the only ways to keep Americans safe from crime.
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And while incarceration rates overall are dropping, Alabama and Louisiana are the only states that have "consistently maintained above-average rates of incarceration," rates that continue to grow, the Prison Policy Initiative reports.
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"Resources better spent on healthcare are now being spent on incarceration, and incarceration alone is redirecting people away from healthcare," Erskine-Smith told hundreds of government representatives from around the world on Tuesday.
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The Reverse Mass Incarceration Act of 2017 is a simple and straightforward approach to federal lawmaking, incentivizing good behavior — helping states to do the right thing to curb incarceration and keep communities safe.
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Although much of the public believes that mass incarceration is a result of harsher punishments for low-level offenses, the reality is that the bulk of incarceration is in fact for violent crimes.
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In the 1990s, incarceration rates in the US blew up.
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Cory Booker talked about the need to end mass incarceration.
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For more on prosecutors and mass incarceration, read Vox's explainer.
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And now, 75 percent of Americans support incarceration and deportation.
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We've been doing [mass incarceration] for more than a century.
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So many elements of incarceration are about dehumanizing convicted criminals.
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We had understood that he would serve two years' incarceration.
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The brutality, disparities and inhumanity of incarceration will still exist.
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Lastly, poverty in California is made worse by mass incarceration.
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Creating mass incarceration 30 years ago was a bipartisan project.
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Mr Lin's latest incarceration (for two years) ended in 2018.
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"We don't want to create another 'incarceration generation'" (p. 198).
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Others, however, have worsened, including rates of incarceration and suicide.
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Between 2010 and 2015 America's incarceration rate fell by 8%.
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" Booker later bluntly called Biden an "architect of mass incarceration.
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It doesn't end the war on drugs or mass incarceration.
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Since 2001, however, incarceration rates for black males have declined.
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In truth, most prisoners talk about reentry during their incarceration.
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There should be renewed efforts for diversionary programs over incarceration.
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Its incarceration and murder rates are the highest in America.
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Incarceration soared in all states during the 21990s and 210s.
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But she described her incarceration as a kind of purgatory.
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This elder incarceration boom poses serious moral and ethical questions.
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Incarceration is the system Kushner captures most vividly and unsparingly.
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Her research focuses on the links between incarceration and health.
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We struck a bipartisan blow against the mass incarceration epidemic.
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The reason for her incarceration has not been made clear.
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She was punished for staging a protest against her incarceration.
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It also considered obesity rates, income inequality and incarceration rates.
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Likewise, reversing those incentives will help states reduce mass incarceration.
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Severe trauma is a major contributing factor in female incarceration.
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Between 22020 and 943, the U.S. incarceration rate rose fivefold.
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For others, it ends with the incarceration of the convicts.
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Progressive fines might even help address America's addiction to incarceration.
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A vivid portrait through five years of incarceration and exile.
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Mass incarceration is inextricably linked to mass undereducation in America.
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It's crucial to remember, though, the unforgiving realities of incarceration.
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"Incarceration is difficult for anybody to deal with," she said.
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In fact, it evolved into its modern form: mass incarceration.
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The state incarceration rate, however, fell from 290 to 280.
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At the same time, mass incarceration has ravaged certain communities.
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We can't have children with parents who are in incarceration.
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It is often cited as a driver of mass incarceration.
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Peter Koon, who had met with him during his incarceration.
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Often they have faced significant challenges, like homelessness or incarceration.
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New York was a leader in the incarceration of children.
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Every year, more than 2628,28500 people are released from incarceration.
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There's so many underserved people, underserved institutions, there's mass incarceration.
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Incarceration and excessive prison time is not always the answer.
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"Their convictions are minor and should not require incarceration," the
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To evade official scrutiny and incarceration, members stopped getting tattoos.
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Critics say that law led to a boom in incarceration.
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As for his incarceration ... there's some good news for him.
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The incarceration rate's been rising; the crime rate's been falling.
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But federal laws simply aren't the cause of mass incarceration.
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So mass incarceration was an ineffective way to fight crime.
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State officials didn't need federal incentives to pursue mass incarceration.
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The longest wrongful incarceration case also came out of Ohio.
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That sort of callous, dismissive attitude reoccurred throughout Manning's incarceration.
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"Rebalancing our criminal system and refocusing resources on areas like public health, economic opportunity, and alternatives to incarceration will dramatically reduce mass incarceration and racial disparities in the system," Buttigieg said in the plan.
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John Pfaff, a law professor at Fordham University who studies crime and incarceration, said Cook also ignores the social cost of mass incarceration, from reduced life expectancy to damage done to the prisoners' families.
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But that's also been true for mass incarceration — an area in which Sanders was critical of both Democrats and Republicans even as "tough on crime" policies that ramped up mass incarceration were broadly popular.
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In a just-released study, the Bronx Defenders' model of representation, called holistic defense, was found to reduce pretrial detention by 9 percent, incarceration rates by 16 percent and incarceration length by 24 percent.
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Broad in scope and ambitious, it focuses on reducing mass incarceration, restricting the use of deadly force by police and legalising marijuana federally—a move aimed at reducing incarceration for non-violent drug offences.
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Louisiana has been dubbed "the world's prison capital" with the highest per capita incarceration rate, nearly five times Iran's incarceration rate, 1003 times China's, and 20 times Germany's, according to a Times-Picayune investigation.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday unveiled a sweeping criminal justice reform plan — vowing to reduce incarceration, reform policing, and shift spending from incarceration to more social support for those at risk of crime.
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Yet until 2010, incarceration rates had continued climbing nationwide — and, as Pfaff pointed out, the recent drop in incarceration would be much less pronounced if it wasn't for court-ordered drops in California's prison population.
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The Sentencing Project, which advocates for reduced incarceration, explained this in 2004, noting that a new era of privatization came after mass incarceration began: The 1980s, though, ushered in a new era of prison privatization.
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We caught up with 03 Greedo a week before he turned himself into prison in Fort Stockton, Texas to talk about his ascent and how his incarceration is emblematic of America's issue with mass incarceration.
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Tony CardenasAntonio (Tony) CardenasMORE (D-Calif.) as he introduced what's being called the Reverse Mass Incarceration Bill, which will encourage the kind of federal-state partnerships to turn the big ship of mass incarceration around.
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Rivera told the station that he blames Prasad for his incarceration.
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"I sowed good seeds my whole time of incarceration," Evans said.
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Both brothers remain married to women they wed after their incarceration.
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Finally, Leal emphasizes the importance of breaking the cycle of incarceration.
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What's more, addressing violent crime was the intent of mass incarceration.
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On mass incarceration, Booker has also run ahead of his colleagues.
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By American standards, its incarceration rate is below average and falling.
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This is relevant to Democratic attempts to reverse mass incarceration, too.
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By tweeting about it, I was accused of supporting mass incarceration.
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Go deeper: Axios' special report on the industry around U.S. incarceration
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We know how excessive and mass incarceration tears our families apart.
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Mass incarceration is synonymous with criminal justice in the United States.
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Some books tackle larger issues like mass incarceration and police violence.
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Her personality, celebrity, and prior incarceration may all have played roles.
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If incarceration doesn't help, what lies behind the dropping crime rate?
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Some liberals cast private prisons as a driver of mass incarceration.
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He was sentenced two weeks ago to 200 years of incarceration.
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When it started, it was about incarceration in the present day.
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They went home thinking about whether incarceration could be more humane.
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Moreover, there's no sign private prisons have even perpetuated mass incarceration.
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If incarceration actually rehabilitated inmates, then that assumption would make sense.
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Its solution to our opioid epidemic has been incarceration, not rehabilitation.
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Incarceration rates were higher than the national average in 22 states.
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The simple fact is, the incarceration rates have changed since then.
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And it doesn't get better when you look at incarceration rates.
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It's not that credit bureaus specifically knockdown scores due to incarceration.
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There followed a cycle of drug dealing, ass kicking, and incarceration.
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That is what makes the mass incarceration problem so morally vexing.
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Yet there are other opposing stories, also true: Incarceration reduces crime.
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"It's time to end the era of mass incarceration," she said.
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So incarceration cannot account for the last 22019 years of reductions.
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He thanked supporters, and said he did not leave incarceration embittered.
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Clinton's plans regarding police conduct, mass incarceration and structural racism broadly.
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The payoff: less crime, fewer victims, and lower rates of incarceration.
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It now has an incarceration rate well below the national average.
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She's co-sponsored legislation to reduce mass incarceration and lower recidivism.
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Our addiction to incarceration has produced tragic consequences for our communities.
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" If anything, he said, the country has an "under-incarceration problem.
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Add up all the compelling arguments and you get mass incarceration.
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CB: But mass incarceration has only been a problem since 1980.
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It's a less pressing problem compared to issues of mass incarceration.
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Badillo filed seven previously during Guzman's incarceration and after his escape.
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However... They know their family was destroyed by deportation or incarceration.
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Since then, the incarceration rate has fallen to 860 per 103,000.
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Prosecutors have also played a major role in perpetuating mass incarceration.
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Most of the First Step Act focuses on sentencing and incarceration.
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The Obama administration has reduced mass federal incarceration, to a point.
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In the same time period, incarceration rates for New Zealanders climbed.
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And they should choose nominees who will help dismantle mass incarceration.
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Over the past 50 years, those rules have facilitated mass incarceration.
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Ending mass incarceration has long been seen as a political challenge.
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But the mass incarceration costs aren't just at the federal level.
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"Incarceration does not work," said the A.C.L.U. campaign director Udi Ofer.
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Mass incarceration was America's biggest mistake over the last half-century.
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So we're attempting to provide an alternative to an incarceration program.
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"There was no one cause of mass incarceration," Ms. Chettiar said.
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That is why there was so little resistance to mass incarceration.
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Huffman must begin her incarceration within 0003 days, Judge Talwani said.
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The incarceration rate went from 46.8 to 387 per 100,203 people.
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Go deeper: Axios' special report on the business of mass incarceration
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Thousands turned out for new protests to oppose the activists' incarceration.
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In other communities, what separates neighborhoods is probably tied to incarceration.
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Our mass incarceration regime can mass-produce thousands of Typhoid Marys.
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However, do higher incarceration rates necessarily reflect criminal justice system success?
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Fear of crack cocaine and black men gave us mass incarceration.
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Mr. Delhomme had his own brush with incarceration in summer 2014.
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Of course, the whole idea of privatized incarceration is morally repugnant.
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The purpose of incarceration was punishment, the law said, full stop.
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The fund will also support art-related programs on mass incarceration.
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There is also death by suicide and sudden death and incarceration.
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It battles mass incarceration and is a voice for racial justice.
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This was the longest incarceration before exoneration in United States history.
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Deindustrialisation and incarceration have particularly decimated the prospects for black men.
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Their incarceration is unnecessary and being successfully challenged in the courts.
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While mass incarceration is a national crisis, it was built locally.
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The 'war on drugs' isn't solely to blame for mass incarceration.
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But this still oversimplifies the relationship between drugs and mass incarceration.
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JLUSA empowers people most affected by incarceration to drive policy reform.
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He had no insurance — incarceration automatically cost him his Medicaid benefits.
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Meanwhile, my mom is working on a dissertation about intergenerational incarceration.
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I'm strong, but incarceration, death, the streets—that's some deep shit.
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Those in prison aren't the only ones who suffer from incarceration.
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For more on mass incarceration and its causes, read Vox's explainer.
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The bill doesn't end the war on drugs or mass incarceration.
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Today, she's president of her own strategic planning firm, Mallory Consulting, and also serves on the board for Gathering for Justice, an organization fighting the incarceration of children and the racist policies that produce mass incarceration.
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Yet until 2010, incarceration rates had continued to climb nationwide — and, as Pfaff pointed out, the recent drop in incarceration would be much less pronounced if it weren't for court-ordered drops in California's prison population.
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There is no historical correlation between higher incarceration rates and dropping crime rates — incarceration rose steeply for two decades before crime began to fall, as scholar William Stuntz documented in The Collapse of American Criminal Justice.
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Yet until 2010, incarceration rates had continued to climb nationwide — and, as Pfaff pointed out, the recent drop in incarceration would be much less pronounced if it wasn't for court-ordered drops in California's prison population.
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Yet until 2010, incarceration rates had continued climbing up nationwide — and, as Pfaff points out, the recent drop in incarceration would be much less pronounced if it wasn't for court-ordered drops in California's prison population.
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Here, BuzzFeed News hears from Michael Famighetti, the editor of Aperture Magazine, on the difficult relationship between photography and incarceration: The issue asks how the public can see — and better understand — the human cost of mass incarceration.
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As the US slowly tries to shed its title as the world's leader in incarceration, there are some signs that the tremendous gap in incarceration rates between white and black Americans is maybe, finally closing as well.
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Known as the prison industrial complex, this model of profitizing mass incarceration has attracted criticism of late, with state policymakers enacting reforms to end mass incarceration by providing alternatives to prison like electronic monitoring and halfway houses.
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Lawmakers in Indiana, concerned about the rising cost of incarceration, enacted a law that reduced criminal penalties starting in 2014 — one of at least 40 states to approve measures to reduce incarceration in the past few years.
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That scorn derives partly from a misunderstanding of drug abuse, which is a central reason for mass female incarceration in America (and a major reason for mass incarceration of men as well, although to a lesser degree).
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We're told the circumstances of his incarceration have worked in his favor.
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North Lawndale is a community beset with high unemployment, crime and incarceration.
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Manson has been denied parole 12 times since his incarceration in 1979.
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Reasonable minds still disagree about whether incarceration serves as any real deterrent.
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Incarceration has done little to curb Kaczynski's affinity for the written word.
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I am not saluting the aggressive policing and incarceration of black Americans.
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In fact, the couple got married at the start of her incarceration.
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She says this paves the way for long- term incarceration of children.
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Coupled with gerrymandering, mass incarceration is the single greatest obstruction to democracy.
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The United States has the highest rate of incarceration in the world.
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The issue also puts today's situation of mass incarceration in historical context.
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The act also overlooks the important connection between trauma and women's incarceration.
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After 23 years of incarceration, I'm accustomed to being on high alert.
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His incarceration has focused the world's attention on Japan's flawed justice system.
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The incarceration rate for African-American women is twice that of whites.
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Inside Private Prisons: An American Dilemma in the Age of Mass Incarceration.
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At some point, the costs of incarceration start to outweigh the benefits.
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Epstein's problems hardly ended after his arrest and incarceration in New York.
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Liberals view mass incarceration as an unjust result of a racist system.
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Goddess Cleo: I have an incarceration fetish, based on the "giving" side.
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Among college-educated whites, family incarceration was just slightly above 15 percent.
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I think about The Infamous in the context of P's eventual incarceration.
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Policymakers didn't need private prison companies lobbying them to pursue mass incarceration.
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Add mass incarceration to that mix, and it becomes even more poisonous.
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OJ, swooping from the heights of sports and film stardom to incarceration.
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During his first five nights of incarceration, Guzman was transferred seven times.
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Which is, of course, the precise purpose of our punitive incarceration machine.
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"Incarceration is a significant driver of HIV and STDs," Reif summed up.
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Western notes that in the past 30 years, incarceration has increased sevenfold.
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For white Europeans, crime barely increased and incarceration decreased to record levels.
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There's obviously a national dialogue right now about incarceration and criminal justice.
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The decline of mass incarceration which started under Obama could be reversed.
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These changes show we do not need mass incarceration to prevent crime.
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That cycle, in the '80s and '90s, left us with mass incarceration.
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"We need to ask what is the purpose of incarceration?" said Whitehorn.
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"There is 50% black joblessness, very high rates of incarceration," he says.
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Cookie bounces back from a life of extended incarceration and drug abuse.
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But mass incarceration in the United States is happening here and now.
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Lowering mandatory minimum sentences for low-level crimes will reduce unnecessary incarceration.
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As the title suggests, freedom is every bit as awful as incarceration.
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Bill, and the terrible scale of mass incarceration that followed from it.
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The sweeping, national effects of mass incarceration have brought together political rivals.
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Mass incarceration has deepened tensions over racial inequities, law enforcement and justice.
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Prince's Zip Code, 37207, has one of the country's highest incarceration rates.
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It's an apt time to ask some questions about incarceration in America.
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Farabee has conducted focus groups with prisoners about addiction treatment during incarceration.
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For a country currently trying to undo mass incarceration, that's a problem.
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These efforts have led to a reduction in post-incarceration overdose deaths.
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He'll be fine, but, the impact of incarceration is a lifelong impact.
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"It's not just the incarceration rates that become a burden," Bandele explained.
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During my 21 years of incarceration, I never even made a resolution.
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Progressives began to think of mass incarceration as a civil rights issue.
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If you're talking about mass incarceration, that's an issue about bodily autonomy.
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Now it can do so again to help rein in mass incarceration.
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Mr. Warmbier's family, from Cincinnati, has declined to talk about his incarceration.
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Throughout Mr. Mandela's incarceration, prison authorities severely restricted and censored his letters.
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"Deviation," then, is not only (or even primarily) a narrative of incarceration.
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Incarceration rates: not a New York City issue; it's a national issue.
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Jerry Brown is likely to lead to even more incarceration, not less.
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Survivors are right to question incarceration as a strategy for violence reduction.
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Prisoners' Dilemmas Two books about incarceration would make an eminently discussable pair.
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For one, incarceration is simply not a good way to combat crime.
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As one example, prosecutors have played a major role in mass incarceration.
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"No one should have to pay for their own incarceration," she said.
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Taking on these different interest groups is crucial to dismantling mass incarceration.
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This article is part of the VICE series The Future of Incarceration.
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Incarceration deprives them of opportunities to make money and exploit more victims.
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"I'm going to dedicate my life to fighting mass incarceration," he said.
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The incarceration rate for blacks is 235 times the rate for whites.
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The incarceration lasted up to four years, and most families remained together.
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Incarceration or a criminal conviction should not be a prerequisite to treatment.
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In the U.S., certain states are moving toward reformation instead of incarceration.
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Seven million people are currently under virtual incarceration in Indian-occupied Kashmir.
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He would not have to choose between incarceration and taking the deal.
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From mass incarceration to mass deportation, our nation remains in deep denial.
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Contrary to his belief, New York does have an over-incarceration problem.
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There's only so much you can do within the paradigm of incarceration.
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In other words, mass incarceration is all about politics, not public safety.
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They do not really talk about his father's incarceration, Mr. Washington said.
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Incarceration disrupts families and criminal records drastically reduce employment and education opportunities.
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They consider themselves liberal, and they think mass incarceration is a problem.
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"And also 'The New Jim Crow,' " Michelle Alexander's book about mass incarceration.
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Whether due to lack of income, incarceration or gender identity, it's outrageous.
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His story is also meant to resonate with mass incarceration today: Ward's
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Perhaps she refused to allow the experience of incarceration to define her.
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In recent years, both Democrats and Republicans have pushed to lessen incarceration.
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They are chronicles of drug addiction, unemployment, mental illness, incarceration and homelessness.
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Democratic value: Justice Many people assume that Democrats always opposed mass incarceration.
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Incarceration often exacerbates mental health disorders, and it will likely worsen hers.
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The crime wave that led to increased incarceration was the real catastrophe.
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Shame on those who further deepen these women's anguish with purposeless incarceration.
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Perhaps she refused to allow the experience of incarceration to define her.
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Beyond retribution, even life without parole offers no guarantee of continued incarceration.
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Two members of the Incarceration to Education Coalition at NYU spoke next.
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Voting rights eroded, schools resegregated, and incarceration rates for black men soared.
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Perhaps it was then that she began to evolve on mass incarceration.
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Years later, many studies have found that mass incarceration doesn't really work.
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The actual rate of incarceration is likely much lower than Clinton suggested.
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But it doesn't touch the primary drivers of mass incarceration in America.
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Many reformers believe these grants played a big role in driving up mass incarceration in the US. And if those grants prompted states to increase incarceration, then new federal grants should get them to do the opposite, right?
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Booker is also one of the few lawmakers to acknowledge that reversing mass incarceration will, at some point, require reducing incarceration for violent offenses, not just the low-level drug and property crimes that reformers have historically targeted.
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Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke would end mass incarceration by repealing portions of the 1994 crime bill and investing $500 million into a pilot program to develop alternatives to incarceration, his campaign said in a plan released Monday.
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Facing the highest incarceration rates in the world, and the costs that locking up so many people entail (from financial to social), America has tried to reel back policies that perpetuated mass incarceration and the war on drugs.
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The mass incarceration crisis is largely split along racial lines — the imprisonment rate among black men is nearly six times that of white men and the incarceration rate of black women is almost double that of white women.
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Over the past few years, there has been a powerful narrative told about mass incarceration, through books like Michelle Alexander's The New Jim Crow, suggesting that America's war on drugs has been the primary driver of mass incarceration.
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Another fundamental problem with how the Standard Story approaches mass incarceration is the narrative poses the greater rates of imprisonment as the result of one system, working to perpetuate mass incarceration as a singular response to civil rights gains.
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Booker highlighted that Barr has pushed for hardline criminal justice policies in the past, including signing off on a report making the "Case for More Incarceration," although he now claims to back reforms that would slightly reduce incarceration rates.
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And even if the US reduced its prison population by 50 percent, its resulting incarceration rate of around 300 per 100,000 people would still dwarf countries like Canada, Germany, and Japan, none of which have incarceration rates above 120.
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He faced additional charges after he confessed to drug smuggling during his incarceration.
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I grew up in Brooklyn in a neighborhood where we saw excess incarceration.
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All of these things contribute to the dismal story of incarceration in America.
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Federal sentencing guidelines suggest Flynn's crime warrants from zero to six months incarceration.
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This isn't merely a semantic point; it's crucial to actually addressing mass incarceration.
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And what familial ties inmates have are often strained and weakened by incarceration.
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And what familial ties inmates have are often strained and weakened by incarceration.
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Miles: Our goal is to provide holistic services for areas impacted by incarceration.
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Earlier his wife had complained that he had dropped weight during his incarceration.
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Her story helped inspire change for other trans people facing incarceration in Dallas.
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In the Central African Republic, the incarceration rate is only 16 per 100,000.
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Conservatives have often focused on the financial burden mass incarceration places on governments.
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During her incarceration, Manning became an icon in the struggle for transgender rights.
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If he completes it without violating the probation's terms, he will avoid incarceration.
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She is an outspoken activist against mass incarceration and a violent police state.
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Mass incarceration of people of color, which had both racial and economic consequences.
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"Simply stopping the rise in incarceration has been a huge accomplishment," Pfaff notes.
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Yet despite the courtroom declaration, Gramsci was allowed to write during his incarceration.
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This leaves it strangely reluctant to probe the permanent damage their incarceration wrought.
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Meek revealed that he hasn't let his family visit him since his incarceration.
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If convicted, Cosby's "guidelines sentence" would likely be between 22-36 months' incarceration.
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These circumstances inevitably worsen with their incarceration, both for them and their families.
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So mass incarceration was an ineffective way to fight crime and drug use.
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They have enough prisons to make the US the world's leader in incarceration.
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Schultz was sentenced to six to 23 months' incarceration and two years' probation.
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The NAACP, on its website, also includes these same figures on mass incarceration.
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The youngest person he spoke to was 13 at the time of incarceration.
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MORE administrations, the country focused more on treatment and treatment-alternatives to incarceration.
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Fortunately, the federal government has limited influence over the calamity of mass incarceration.
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But most importantly, she has offered an empathic, first-person perspective on incarceration.
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In the years following her release, she expressed different emotions about her incarceration.
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During her incarceration in Russia, Lieutenant Savchenko was elected to the Ukrainian Parliament.
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The movie emphasizes the difficulty of breaking cycles of addiction, crime and incarceration.
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Women's incarceration has grown at double the rate of men's in recent decades.
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The purpose of punishment is to reform behavior, and incarceration is no exception.
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Here's a deep dive into how poverty and mass incarceration upend urban communities.
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The United States has the highest incarceration rate per capita in the world.
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And yet, incarceration is still a common method for addressing America's addiction crisis.
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Mass incarceration is a serious problem in America, but what leads to it?
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We cut police stops by 94%, while continuing to reduce crime and incarceration.
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The challenge is to justify her incarceration if we stipulate that she wasn't.
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The US has the highest incarceration rate of any country in the world.
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For Mr. Lima, however, incarceration was just the beginning of a new career.
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Were vindicated and won a 40 million dollar settlement for their wrongful incarceration.
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His incarceration has garnered criticism from fellow artists, athletes, and racial justice activists.
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Just look at Texas's incarceration rate, which sharply dropped under former Republican Gov.
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So Sanders seemed to overstate the connection between youth unemployment and mass incarceration.
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The Brookings study looked at neighborhoods with the highest and lowest incarceration rates.
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If those conditions are violated, incarceration serves as the next form of punishment.
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This is another prison folktale: the myth of a lucrative handout, post-incarceration.
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The suspension and expulsion rates kind of mirror the incarceration rates for adults.
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Whatever the cause, prosecutors now play a big role in driving mass incarceration.
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" This echoes similar stories arguing ending mass incarceration "is not a federal issue.
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Job One for Daniel and his housemates is unlearning the lessons of incarceration.
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Both of those are profound indictments of BOP and our federal incarceration system.
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In so many cases, the United States is into moralizing and mass incarceration.
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His campaign website is filled with calls to treat "structural racism" and eliminate mass incarceration.
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Ghosts protest norms — slavery, Jim Crow, mass incarceration — the norms that killed them.
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It remains unclear what exactly Trump could do to reverse the incarceration trends.
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In fact, many victims find that incarceration actually makes them feel less safe.
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Communities ravaged by mass incarceration are still trying to recover from this approach.
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In 2005, the incarceration rate was 492 prisoners for every 103,000 US residents.
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Do you think this bill will actually change the realities of mass incarceration?
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I cried because until that moment, I had felt defeated by mass incarceration.
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Internationally, crime is down in developed countries where incarceration always remained relatively low.
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To end mass incarceration, however, exempting nonviolent offenses from jail time isn't enough.
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Ross Douthat thinks liberals underestimate the correlation between incarceration and falling crime rates.
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The story also illustrates how devastating incarceration is for patients suffering from addiction.
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Through racialized drug-war policies, the incarceration rate of African Americans grew threefold.
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"This is incarceration without any due process," Essie Justice said in a statement.
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These built-in biases lead to racial disparities in prosecutions, convictions and incarceration.
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Many advocates have argued that the law contributed to higher rates of incarceration.
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Mr. Zagorski has been a model prisoner during his 34 years of incarceration.
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Her research focuses on the health consequences of incarceration and conditions of confinement.
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Judges can grant pretrial release, and hand down sentences that don't involve incarceration.
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Cases like these are the most extreme part of our mass-incarceration problem.
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In 2012, President Obama appointed him to an advisory group on youth incarceration.
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We should divert these people away from incarceration and into treatment programs instead.
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Each year of incarceration in Pennsylvania costs the state $42,727, as of 2015.
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But the private facilities have been criticized for promoting incarceration and lacking oversight.
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The trend tracks with steep declines in incarceration over all in New York.
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"Saudi Runaway" is a starkly complementary story of incarceration, liberation and self-determination.
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But to reverse mass incarceration, we must also consider what happens after sentencing.
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During the crack epidemic, there was a greater emphasis on punishment and incarceration.
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Research shows that lasting damage from arrest and incarceration actually makes crime worse.
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Institutions of incarceration are constitutionally mandated to provide health care to incarcerated persons.
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JustLeadership U.S.A., an organization dedicated to reducing mass incarceration, was one of them.
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You have folks who wrote the '94 crime bill, which created mass incarceration.
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You have folks who wrote the '20083 crime bill, which created mass incarceration.
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We have higher incarceration rates than Russia, Iran, and Iraq — by a lot.
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So they're extremely vulnerable politically, but they have extreme power over incarceration policy.
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First, the president would state clearly that mass incarceration is a failed system.
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Meanwhile, Mississippi has long ranked among the states with the highest incarceration rates.
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Similarly, we need to consider sentencing alternatives to incarceration for non-violent offenders.
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So it will largely be up to the states to pull back incarceration.
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Incarceration results in one in 14 children living miles away from their parents.
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Foster youth who age out experience greater rates of trafficking, unemployment and incarceration.
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If this bill becomes law, we would expect a surge in juvenile incarceration.
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Every criminal deserves punishment, but incarceration is not the only form of punishment.
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This gave rise to increases in crime and corresponding increases in black incarceration.
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Fiscal conservatives balk at the $80 billion annual price tag of mass incarceration.
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Moreover, arrest and incarceration are not the only possible responses to sex crimes.
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This is all part of the mass incarceration crisis that we're in today.
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But the advocacy community has sharply overstated the level of marijuana-related incarceration.
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He and the basketball player Stephen Curry discussed mentorship, masculinity and mass incarceration.
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The Bureau of Prisons declined to comment on the specifics of Watt's incarceration.
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Yet in a way I never imagined, incarceration helped me find my voice.
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It's exactly these types of elections that will decide the future of incarceration.
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Nearly half report that they were physically or sexually abused before their incarceration.
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So to really pull back mass incarceration, states will need to make changes.
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Broader evaluations have found mass incarceration has only a small effect on crime.
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Harsh and inflexible sentencing laws only contribute to our nation's mass incarceration epidemic.
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But these arrests are only a small part of America's mass incarceration problem.
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He authored a bleak report titled The Case for More Incarceration in 1992.
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Ending drug prohibition would no doubt deal a heavy blow to mass incarceration.
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The research shows this increase in incarceration has done little to fight crime.
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It called for the end of mass incarceration, the arming of police with military-grade weapons, and roadblocks to reproductive rights, and demanded the establishment of healthcare for all, incarceration alternatives, and a pathway to citizenship for immigrants, among other things.
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"Rebalancing our criminal system and refocusing resources on areas like public health, economic opportunity, and alternatives to incarceration will dramatically reduce mass incarceration and racial disparities in the system," Buttigieg's plan, which was first shared with Vox on Friday, notes.
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While Sanders did vote for a now-controversial 1994 crime law that helped scale up incarceration, he was always clear that he opposed its mass incarceration elements — and questioned if the US should lock up so many people to begin with.
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But it wouldn't undo mass incarceration, as the US would still lead all but one country in locking people up: With an incarceration rate of around 600 per 100,000 people, only the small country of El Salvador would come ahead.
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Deeply Democratic California has reduced its incarceration rate by more than most other states.
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I came to terms with my incarceration by traveling in India for a year.
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Ms. Stewart faced between 21953 and 214 months of incarceration under federal sentencing guidelines.
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At first blush, the Reverse Mass Incarceration Act seems like a big step forward.
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Incarceration satisfies only one: incapacitation, and it costs the state a lot of money.
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No Democrat would have uttered the phrase "mass incarceration" before a primetime television audience.
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States with women in government have better schools, better health care, lower incarceration rates.
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More police officers, in particular, doesn't need to mean more arrests and more incarceration.
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"The Ford Foundation is unwavering in its commitment to ending mass incarceration," Walker wrote.
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In November 2013, a decade after his incarceration, Ferguson's conviction was – at last – vacated.
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" He describes Clayton's incarceration as the "...the most painful thing that happened to me.
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Its incarceration rate, at 74 per 100,000 people, is about a tenth of America's.
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"Just spoke to@KanyeWest about his friend A$AP Rocky's incarceration," Trump tweeted Friday.
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Remember, after Malcolm X was assassinated, we saw the disproportionate incarceration of African Americans.
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These vulnerabilities can make jail incarceration a more fraught and traumatizing place for women.
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This piece, on the car boss's incarceration in Japan, was published on January 10th.
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Men have also been disproportionately impacted by high incarceration rates and the opioid epidemic.
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He feels like jail damaged his brother and wants a deeper understanding of incarceration.
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So ending mass incarceration will require more leniency on the end of violent offenses.
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Private prisons are also a response to mass incarceration, not a cause of it.
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As incarcerated individuals return home after release, the health risks of incarceration do, too.
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There is not a lot of data from respondents about their history of incarceration.
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Policy makers soon discovered that there was nothing simple about reducing the incarceration rate.
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This woman had the world at her fingertips and now instead she faces incarceration.
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Excerpted from After Life: My Journey from Incarceration to Freedom by Alice Marie Johnson.
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Yet alternative sentences have not been matched by a fall in the incarceration rate.
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Any period of incarceration will not serve to deter him or others similarly situated.
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If criminal laws were rigorously enforced, all crimes however minor would result in incarceration.
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On a per capita basis, we have the highest incarceration rate in the world.
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" SS: "The massive over-incarceration of our population is something I care deeply about.
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The research suggests that mass incarceration is not a good way to combat crime.
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That both American museums and American incarceration rates have experienced booms since the 1970s.
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How much of our mass incarceration problem is due to bad or overzealous prosecutors?
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Sentencing laws changed and incarceration rates, especially for young black men, began to soar.
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Why aretraffickers having their cases null prosecuted or sentenced to short lengths of incarceration?
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She has partially obliged, calling for an end to today's "era of mass incarceration".
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Chettiar writes regularly about mass incarceration and the economics of the criminal justice system.
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Officials also estimated that the release would save about $12 million in incarceration costs.
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Incarceration and recidivism, along with youth unemployment, are major societal challenges without quick fixes.
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This leads to high incarceration rates, homelessness, increased emergency room visits and school failures.
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Past experience documents that tougher enforcement and widespread incarceration will not get us there.
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Sanders addressed incarceration rates, black unemployment, education, police brutality and infrastructure in inner cities.
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Those sent back to the totalitarian state risk incarceration, forced labor and even execution.
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And recent studies now show that increasing incarceration has diminishing returns on controlling crime.
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Bryan Stevenson of the Equal Justice Initiative delivered an impassioned speech about mass incarceration.
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It has led to massive over-incarceration, which has devastated individuals, families and neighborhoods.
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Most Americans now agree that the United States must end its overuse of incarceration.
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It leads to high dropout rates, high incarceration rates, low labor force participation rates.
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It could ultimately reduce America's incarceration rate through rethinking our approach to crime prevention.
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Bennett accompanies each portrait with a personal story from the woman about her incarceration.
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Kelly Lytle Hernández is a historian known for her research in immigration and incarceration.
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In fact, 29 states cut both crime and incarceration rates between 2008 and 2013.
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A bold plan for change starts with ending the federal subsidization of mass incarceration.
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Today, the rate and length of incarceration in this country is unprecedented and unsustainable.
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But even so, the incarceration rate is far lower than in the United States.
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Title II, a formula grant program, helps states with interventions and alternatives to incarceration.
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"Prohibition is a gateway to racist policing practices and mass incarceration, though," she added.
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We raced ahead as the world's leader in incarceration, even as violent crime declined.
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Sentence lengths have ballooned over the past few decades, driving the mass incarceration crisis.
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A growing body of research shows that incarceration and longer sentences could increase recidivism.
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"The art world," she said, "is complicit in the mechanisms of racism and incarceration."
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We're going to provide education and jobs for those kids, not jails or incarceration.
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These hopes have helped me overcome some of the darkest days of my incarceration.
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Sanders's comments, then, mischaracterize why incarceration rose so much over the past several decades.
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Ultimately, that's why his goal to totally reverse mass incarceration just doesn't add up.
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And white, affluent zip codes made up the neighborhoods with the lowest incarceration rates.
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If the incarceration rate is to come down further, though, it will be necessary.
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The war on drugs has played a significant — but exaggerated — role in mass incarceration.
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During his entire incarceration, he has never received a ticket for a violent offense.
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Candidates also discussed how they plan to address racism, mass incarceration and gun control.
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Survivors' support for alternatives to incarceration was even higher than among the general public.
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That's one major way the incarceration rate was measured during the early 22000th century.
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Back in the 20073s, there was broad bipartisan consensus in support of mass incarceration.
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And this says nothing of mass incarceration, which sprung up when Jim Crow fell.
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The collection of this fee is also a misguided attempt at decreasing incarceration costs.
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The survey of more than 2,000 registered voters posed several questions regarding mass incarceration.
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Trump and Sessions, however, have stuck to their prior beliefs about policing and incarceration.
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Gilmore replied to her longtime comrade that private prisons are not driving mass incarceration.
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Rather, I'd say that it was mass incarceration, fueled by the war on drugs.
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But it also delves into weightier issues like racism, police brutality and mass incarceration.
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"Pretrial incarceration has become the penalty for poverty, for mental illness and for blackness."
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Legend — who has an organization that aims to end mass incarceration — was a guest.
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That method of incarceration, which bypasses the courts, does not exist in Hong Kong.
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Do you worry about increased incarceration under President Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions?
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Policing and incarceration seemed to be the answer to everything that ailed New York.
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The drop in incarceration rates has already saved the city and state enormous sums.
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"Robert Morgenthau's tenure almost precisely tracked the era of mass incarceration," Mr. Kuby said.
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He is also the founding chairman of Law Enforcement Leaders to Reduce Crime & Incarceration.
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The months of Tony's incarceration seemed to have taken a toll on them too.
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They also proposed addressing the high rates of incarceration among people with mental illnesses.
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In recent years, courts have tended to order therapy for women instead of incarceration.
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Today, mass incarceration is a vital topic, with many believing that we've overincarcerated Americans.
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Police officers, who primarily put people in cages, are the enforcers of mass incarceration.
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Some told how their families had struggled with mental illness, drug abuse or incarceration.
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This may account for some portion of observed increases in white jail incarceration rates.
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It doesn't seem to keep society safe, but it can lead to unnecessary incarceration.
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And on top of that, black and brown bodies are disproportionately affected by incarceration.
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Year after year, the United States has the highest incarceration rate in the world.
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Incarceration is something that should be discussed in doctors' offices, but there are obstacles.
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Lyon hoped that his prison series would change the way people thought about incarceration.
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She's also supported moving away from incarceration to treatment for people with drug addictions.
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They focus on combating the high incarceration rate that disproportionately impact people of color.
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That projectile picked off a cohort of young black boys via gunshot and incarceration.
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The government was operating a directive: Increase the incarceration rate and lengthen offenders' sentences.
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This is one of the consequences of mass incarceration, and it couldn't be worse.
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That's the same man who stands against Wanda's house arrest and Bucky's haphazard incarceration.
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We're after the total period of incarceration, from the booking date through today's date.
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In thinking about mass incarceration, black wealth accumulation, political voice, things of that nature.
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For more on these topics, read Vox's explainers on mass incarceration and marijuana legalization.
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But they're also disproportionately likely to be the victims of overpolicing and mass incarceration.
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But he still emphasized back then that he didn't back the mass incarceration approach.
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That limits what Sanders could do, as senator or president, to reverse mass incarceration.
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We need to treat the war on drugs not by incarceration but by rehabilitation.
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And it's the incarceration of drug dealers more than users that contributes to that.
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Because Friedman didn't teach most seminars, though, the overall effect was to increase incarceration.
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And other studies have shown that more incarceration can even lead to more crime.
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He criticized the Obama administration for pushing for reforms to help end mass incarceration.
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In fact, many states had already moved toward mass incarceration before the federal law.
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But that's not what happened — and America continues to lead the world in incarceration, with more than four times the incarceration rate of countries like the United Kingdom, Canada, France, and Germany, and a higher rate than authoritarian countries like China and Russia.
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That's why groups such as ours have called on state and federal lawmakers to rein in the sentencing laws that lead to excessive incarceration and explore options for the release of anyone for whom continued incarceration is unnecessary, especially elderly and sick individuals.
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As the Justice Policy Institute states in our most recent policy report, Defining Violence: Reducing Incarceration by Rethinking America's Approach to Violence, the U.S. will not be able to lower its incarceration rate significantly without changing how the justice system treats violent crimes.
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President Donald Trump ran on a "tough on crime," pro-incarceration platform, eventually nominating hardliners like Jeff Sessions and William Barr, who in the 1990s signed off on a report titled The Case for More Incarceration, to head the US Department of Justice.
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So do the brothers feel remorse for the violent crime that resulted in their incarceration?
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Do you think that there is currently political or cultural momentum to reform women's incarceration?
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Vera is committed to securing equal justice, ending mass incarceration and strengthening families and communities.
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"We're committed to expanding the mass incarceration conversation beyond white and black," Steele said. Google.
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I think that's the leading contributor to mass incarceration, because desperate people do desperate things.
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It "was about climate change, mass incarceration, racial injustice and healthcare for everyone," she said.
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He missed the Grammy Awards (where he was slated to present) due to his incarceration.
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But in the long term, the program saved thousands in emergency care and incarceration costs.
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Black and immigrant communities, meanwhile, live under the specter of profiling, mass incarceration and deportation.
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"I can't imagine we wouldn't still be married, but incarceration is so dramatic," Ann says.
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The restaurant is staffed by some 50 workers who have all been impacted by incarceration.
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Watch if: You want to learn more about the problem of mass incarceration in America.
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"Just spoke to @KanyeWest about his friend A$AP Rocky's incarceration," he tweeted on Friday.
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"That 1994 crime bill -- it did contribute to mass incarceration in our country," California Sen.
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By doing so, we choose to make incarceration about retribution, rather than rehabilitation or redemption.
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So this week, we're talking about everyone's favorite topic: mass incarceration and criminal justice reform!
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Also, Native Americans face high rates of incarceration and inequality within the criminal justice system.
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Mississippi has among the highest rates of poverty, teenage pregnancy and incarceration in the country.
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These laws target people of color and low-income communities, and mandate incarceration for possession.
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The Democrats each put forth their platforms to further reduce mass incarceration and its harms.
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Mr. Gascon, the former district attorney of San Francisco, is promising to reduce incarceration rates.
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We will invest in education, and jobs for our kids, not incarceration and more jails.
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At one point during his incarceration, he was on a cocktail of 25 different pills.
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Advocates say that's immeasurably better than incarceration, but nothing close to what their clients need.
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They allege that the 1994 crime bill caused an effectively racist surge in mass incarceration.
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But even though he has a good framework for incarceration, he ignores Oscar's phone calls.
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During his incarceration, Manson had incurred over 100 behavioral violations, reported the Los Angeles Times.
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After pleading guilty to only the procuring charge, Epstein was sentenced to 13 months incarceration.
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But Mr Roodman's work suggests that rising incarceration rates aren't behind the drop in crime.
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Both Williamson and Fritz maintained their innocence throughout their decades-long incarceration and filed appeals.
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In comparison, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Canada's incarceration rates are all below 150.
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Prior to his incarceration, Rajagopal's lawyers had said that their client was in poor health.
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LGBT rights, Cuba, Wall Street, the auto industry, the drug-related de-incarceration, and immigration
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Mass incarceration damages individuals and communities in ways that scholars are just starting to explore.
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Increasingly, researchers and HIV advocates are also singling out another potential cause of transmission: incarceration.
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It addresses the negative impacts of mass incarceration by giving inmates another chance at life.
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Cory Booker, focus on aspects of the justice system like clemency reform and mass incarceration.
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It has led to the incarceration of a vastly disproportionate number of people of color.
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I mean, that piece in ESPN Magazine about your brother — speaking of incarceration — was astonishing.
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PPI also released a graph comparing state incarceration rates with national statistics as a whole.
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Does Naz's freedom have the potential to be worse for his parents than his incarceration?
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Curley was sentenced to seven to 21998 months' incarceration and two years' probation, Grace said.
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Children who live through trauma often experience high rates of mental illness, poverty and incarceration.
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Inmates like this image, too, because the reality of incarceration is just repetition and tedium.
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Among the most egregious is the falsehood that the U.S. has a "mass incarceration" problem.
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As recidivism rates show, these issues are working to fuel incarceration, not improve our communities.
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Judges have seen that this program really works and can be an alternative to incarceration.
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If there's an underreported piece of the mass incarceration puzzle, Bazelon says this is it.
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The mass incarceration wave that began in the 1980s had a devastating impact on women.
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Then, he encouraged more incarceration, not less, and showed little sensitivity to civil rights issues.
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But the Excessive Fines Clause is ripe for consideration in the age of mass incarceration.
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They have lower high school and college graduation rates, and an increased risk of incarceration.
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We are seeing it in the current presidential race with the issue of mass incarceration.
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Simpson's daughter, Arnelle, told the hearing that Simpson's incarceration had been hard on her family.
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The Connorses said they had been subject to inhumane and unsanitary conditions during their incarceration.
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The incarceration of "promiscuous" women can be drawn back to a 20th-century US program.
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But remarkably, 21980 percent of defendants entitled to probation agreed to deals that included incarceration.
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Criminal justice reform is desperately needed to address the epidemic of mass incarceration and criminalization.
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From mass incarceration to cash bail to policing, our criminal justice system needs drastic repair.
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The bottom line: The putative benefits of more incarceration or longer sentences are actually costs.
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Juveniles convicted of a crime in Delaware can face probation, house arrest, incarceration and fines.
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At the very least, ObamaCare doesn't make the billions spent on incarceration a total waste.
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Combating the debtors' prisons must be a central part of efforts to eliminate mass incarceration.
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Progressive leaders must take a stand against this logic of mass incarceration, wherever it exists.
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Funding indigent defense would also help scale back mass incarceration, a goal both parties share.
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In a sense, the justice system is self-selecting a high-risk population for incarceration.
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It does not necessarily exclude a component of punishment (incarceration) but does recognize its limits.
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We deprive people of education and opportunity that works as a feeder system to incarceration.
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Much like combat, unjust incarceration is hard to grasp unless you go through it yourself.
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What's more, for some, there is a special dividend at the end of their incarceration.
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The U.S. now has the largest prisoner population and highest incarceration rate in the world.
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Incarceration, particularly the indefinite detention without charges that the United States devised, is inherently stressful.
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Democrats did as much to usher in the era of mass incarceration as anyone else.
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And less poverty would mean less crime, incarceration and other social costs associated with deprivation.
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The bipartisan initiative has set out to reduce crime and incarceration in the United States.
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The movement from incarceration to treatment couldn't come soon enough for family members like ours.
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A parable of incarceration, physical and otherwise, and eventual redemption, the piece stars Hiran Abeysekera.
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These questions have weighed heavily on my heart since I found out about his incarceration.
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It hits on the three big issues: mass incarceration, the war on drugs, and policing.
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So movement at the state level is needed to really undo mass incarceration in America.
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This will help cover her basic needs as she transitions after seven years of incarceration.
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So to greatly reduce incarceration, the country will need to focus on the state level.
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And that would help address a major contributor to mass incarceration, based on Urban's analysis.
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His images offered a glimpse into the largely hidden world of delinquency, policing and incarceration.
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Bernie Sanders is unique among Democratic presidential candidates as an early critic of mass incarceration.
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Eliminating the incarceration fee would negligibly increase the state costs of correction by 0.0008 percent.
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Sanders, who's spoken out against mass incarceration since at least 1991, wants to change that.
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Further, the lack of treatment for Patrick's addiction during his incarceration represents a missed opportunity.
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Ms Warren wants to repeal most of the 1994 crime bill, which increased incarceration rates.
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Years after the date from hell, Castillo ended up sentenced to five years of incarceration.
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It was a temporary solution in 1992 to overcrowding in an era of mass incarceration.
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In the Associated Press report released last week, new details emerged over Myron Burrell's incarceration.
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Under Krasner's tenure, the DA's office has reduced future years of incarceration by a third.
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That's the quickest way to shorten the amount of excessive time we use for incarceration.
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Two of the criminal charges against him relate to allegations involving his conduct during incarceration.
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Today, the community experiences higher rates of incarceration, youth suicide and illness than white Australians.
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So far, he's donated over 20,000 books to help others affected by illiteracy and incarceration.
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We must acknowledge it as we continue to seek solutions to our mass incarceration problem.
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They mean that incarceration necessarily disrupts a promising treatment before it has time to work.
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This trend yielded the phrase "mass incarceration" — and sparked a nationwide movement to reverse it.
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Finally, others have alleged societal costs of increased incarceration of people with substance use disorder.
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In one scene, an investigator recounts the (actual) crimes that led to the men's incarceration.
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"Right now in the United States, we have the highest rate of incarceration," he continued.
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The loophole also made constitutional modern mass incarceration, a scourge that disproportionately affects black people.
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By increasing education opportunities for incarcerated individuals, we give them skills and post-incarceration opportunities.
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The fight against mass incarceration in the United States is no exception to this rule.
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But Clinton met with them privately afterward, and engaged in a debate about mass incarceration.
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Depending on their circumstances, the consequences of being caught might include incarceration, torture or death.
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He went on a hunger strike to protest his incarceration and was hospitalized in August.
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And preventing problems rather before they develop will reduce expenditures on costly treatment and incarceration.
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People don't notice, or perhaps care, when incarceration devastates our families financially, medically, and emotionally.
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Harris would encourage the end of juvenile incarceration in favor of more supportive social services.
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Tony Cárdenas (D-Calif.) introduced the Reverse Mass Incarceration Act on Wednesday, along with Sens.
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We've got to really figure out ways at getting at state incarceration rates as well.
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He would miss how Warmbier's arrest and incarceration became a massive national and international story?
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But the truth is that Republicans have their own reasons to oppose the incarceration industry.
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Let's go fight the NRA and find other ways to stop the murders and incarceration.
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"Society has taught us that oftentimes, justice IS incarceration," Haynes, the anti-violence organizer, said.
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Looking at the length of our prison sentences is one approach to reverse mass incarceration.
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Barr doesn't just have a record of supporting the war on drugs and mass incarceration.
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Third, we must work to reverse mass incarceration and systemic racism while addressing the consequences.
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As these sentences become more common, they will keep feeding the crisis of mass incarceration.
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It also may lead to the incarceration of people who need treatment, not prison time.
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Several academic studies have found that increased incarceration had a big impact on reducing crime.
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The benefits of incarceration would be enjoyed disproportionately by black Americans living in inner cities.
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In fact, harsher punishments can be counterproductive — by punishing people who need treatment, not incarceration.
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According to the World Prison Brief, the US incarceration rate is 13 per 21,225 people.
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But he got the better of her on mass incarceration, on Israel, on climate change.
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In addition to private operators, nearly 4,000 corporations make money off mass incarceration, Warren says.
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But it's in my lifetime the first reversal of mass incarceration in the federal level.
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He fell into a deep depression upon his incarceration, sleeping for days at a time.
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That makes interventions involving American incarceration look similarly promising to ones benefiting the global poor.
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This focus has put America in the bad position of leading the world in incarceration.
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While other politicians can claim that they were simply following the politics of the time, or say they never supported mass incarceration to begin with, Biden was a leader in this space — and he earnestly and enthusiastically pursued mass incarceration and the war on drugs.
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For example, it seems hard to defend Duterte's desire to reduce the incarceration age to 9 years old, but Filipinos will point out that organized crime preys on children, using those young enough to dodge incarceration for pickpocketing, carjacking, drug trafficking, and even murder.
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"Our experience has shown us that the country can reduce crime while also reducing unnecessary arrests, prosecutions and incarceration," said the letter from Law Enforcement Leaders to Reduce Crime and Incarceration, one of the advocacy groups behind the effort to cut mandatory minimum sentences.
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It's not just whether the war on drugs has led to the widespread, costly incarceration of millions of Americans, but whether incarceration has created "the new Jim Crow" — a reference to policies, such as segregation and voting restrictions, that subjugated black communities in America.
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The incarceration rate for white Americans—about 2149 per 21970,000 residents—appears relatively low compared to the rates for African Americans (3,044 per 100,000) and Hispanics (1,1493 per 100,000), but it is more than ten times the national incarceration rates of certain Western European countries.
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Although, Black Lives Matter activists denounced this legislation at the time because it wasn't radical enough, the law seeks to fight mass incarceration by reducing recidivism, or the rates of re-incarceration, such as by measures to reduce mandatory minimum sentences for drug-related charges.
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But programs like Hair Design are known to decrease recidivism and divert the cycle of incarceration.
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As the prison population soars, so too does the number of children orphaned by mass incarceration.
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How do we create jobs and educational opportunity for young people, not more jails and incarceration?
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Cory Booker of New Jersey and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut introduced the Reverse Mass Incarceration Act.
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I know that incarceration sounds mean-spirited, but it&aposs not supposed to be a reward.
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This amounts to 1.5 million black men missing from society under the shadow of mass incarceration.
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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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But Trump's presidency, they say, has made them rethink the trajectory of private detainment and incarceration.
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For mentally ill inmates like Marion, delusions, hallucinations, and paranoia can make incarceration even more brutal.
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But his defense attorney said sentencing guidelines call for no more than six months&apos incarceration.
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And perhaps unsurprisingly, states with higher black-to-white incarceration ratios have higher over-representation ratios.
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Wife Teresa says he's been working hard during his incarceration, and is already down 35 lbs.
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His lawyers say the months of incarceration have taken a psychological and physical toll on Manafort.
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All of that raises questions about how effective Biden's plan would be for truly reversing incarceration.
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Alex, an orange Muppet with spiky blue hair, is grappling with the incarceration of his father.
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When she talks about despair among Americans, she said, she means incarceration, addiction, racism, and debt.
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An expert tells us in some scenarios, not paying the fees can even lead to incarceration.
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Senator Sanders... SANDERS: ... criminal justice system, investing in jobs, and education not in jails and incarceration .
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New girl Veronica Lodge rolls into town fresh off her father's incarceration for fraud and embezzlement.
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And as the chart demonstrates, white incarceration has trended up just a little bit since 2000.
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America, the self-described greatest nation on Earth, has the highest incarceration rate on the planet.
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INCARCERATION NATIONS A Journey to Justice in Prisons Around the World By Baz Dreisinger 325 pp.
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For one thing, the risk of incarceration is lessened by moving away from the poverty line.
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Since then, incarceration rates for black males have decreased by about 23% between 20143 and 2014.
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Experts say that measure led to an era of mass incarceration that disproportionately affected black Americans.
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Missouri has the 10th highest incarceration rate in the world, according to the Prison Policy Initiative.
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Mass incarceration that's accelerated since the 1980s has played a tremendous role in disenfranchising black voters.
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Details: Abrams honed in on a variety of topics from mass incarceration to the 245 census.
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That suggests an inter-generational impact of high rates of father incarceration on outcomes for boys.
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Its supporters oppose police brutality, mass incarceration, America's drug war, police militarisation and civil-forfeiture abuses.
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The aging superstar plays the eponymous crime boss, out of prison after 25 years of incarceration.
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Clinton policies of the 1990s generated inequality, mass incarceration, privatization of schools and Wall Street domination.
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Incarceration can make people sicker, or kill them, even those who enter prison in good health.
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While she faced up to six years of incarceration, she will not serve any jail time.
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But it will take criminal justice reform far beyond banning private prisons to end mass incarceration.
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But many reformers also argue that marijuana reform is the first step in ending mass incarceration.
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More incarceration almost never comes up — and if it does, it's usually in a negative light.
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Manning, who is transgender, reportedly suffered from mental health issues during her incarceration, twice attempting suicide.
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On the campaign trail, Biden has said the 1994 law did not contribute to mass incarceration.
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Overall, the majority of suicides in and out of incarceration were white males, aged 20-24.
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Given this reality, I campaigned on the notion that we needed to find alternatives to incarceration.
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Prop 64 could be a step towards reforming our criminal justice system by preventing unnecessary incarceration.
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Not all are unmarried by choice: America's high incarceration rate has shrunk their pool of men.
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This means while private prisons are significant, they don't account for most of mass incarceration facilities.
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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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What he doesn't mention is that the bill also led to a spike in mass incarceration.
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For example, much like the racial gap in economic mobility, incarceration is an overwhelmingly male phenomenon.
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When American citizens commit criminal acts, their children can be taken away during investigation and incarceration.
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Almost immediately following Meek's incarceration, JAY-Z wrote an impassioned Facebook post in support of him.
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Decades ago, evangelicals like Chuck Colson joined with a swath of progressives to reduce incarceration rates.
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The decline in participation of African-American males has been tied to rising rates of incarceration.
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Given that it wasn't his first felony incarceration, he knew his employment options would be limited.
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Perhaps, even more striking is that the influence of parental incarceration can extend beyond mental health.
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They recently compiled a book of their letters detailing his incarceration and her battles with cancer.
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So, the authors observed, it follows that law enforcements' DNA databases mirror those unequal incarceration rates.
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Their criticism of mass incarceration is largely limited to its racism, counter-productivity, and financial cost.
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It is a cautionary tale for many where one man's liberation can easily become another's incarceration.
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"I ask the court to sentence the Defendant to some time of incarceration," the letter reads.
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Despite his incarceration ... he and Travis dropped an EP together last month called "Meet the Drummers."
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Early this century, however, officials began to wonder whether, for less serious crimes, incarceration was effective.
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Texas's incarceration rate has steadily declined since 2007 after lawmakers expanded diversion programs and drug courts.
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Harsher punishments can also be counterproductive by punishing the people who need addiction treatment, not incarceration.
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In fact, harsher punishments can actually be counterproductive — by punishing people who need treatment, not incarceration.
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Without a high school diploma, chances of incarceration are drastically increased, especially for African American men.
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To achieve this, we must dismantle the forces driving HIV, including racism, homophobia and mass incarceration.
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It's also the kind of punishment that led America to become the world's leader in incarceration.
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Trump has also encouraged extending the logic of mass incarceration to a new area: immigration detention.
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Her addiction and incarceration caused great turmoil in our family and enormous pain for her kids.
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Those with untreated post-traumatic stress disorder are at higher risk of drug abuse and incarceration.
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The judge, good to his word, immediately sentenced both men to the maximum one year incarceration.
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He had served exactly ten months in jail, saving himself two months incarceration by good behavior.
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What is wilderness, even multi-year stints in therapeutic boarding school, compared with even criminal incarceration?
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The film chronicles how incarceration, mandatory minimum sentencing guidelines, and the misguided drug war affects families.
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He, along with Dorothea Lange, was hired by the War Relocation Authority to document the incarceration.
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It's possible to look at this correlation and conclude that mass incarceration caused crime to drop.
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What I know as his father is that incarceration is not the appropriate punishment for Brock.
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In 2012, after 16 years of incarceration, Thibodeaux's was released from prison with his conviction overturned.
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Each series focuses on the stories of individuals—in addition to protesting current systems of incarceration.
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After this policy change, the average length of incarceration for these revocations declined by 281 days.
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Zero collaboration with entities enabling the incarceration, surveillance, displacement, or oppression of refugees or frontline communities.
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According to the Sentencing Project, Ohio has the 15th highest incarceration rate in the United States.
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Of all America's various policy missteps in my lifetime, perhaps the most catastrophic was mass incarceration.
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Some answers can be found at the initiative's nearby Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration.
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Mr. Sanders has promised to cut the national prison population in half and end mass incarceration.
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In my seven years of incarceration, I had never been propositioned for sex, let alone pressured.
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Nowhere does she address police violence against African Americans, mass surveillance, refugee detention, or mass incarceration.
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Time brought new context and urgency, like the global trend of growing authoritarianism and mass incarceration.
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Counterintuitively, these laws have led to the arrest and incarceration of victims after they report abuse.
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Their big conclusion: There appears to be no connection between the crime rate and incarceration rate.
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The study shows that public defenders are a powerful weapon in the fight against mass incarceration.
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The Vox/Morning Consult poll found Americans are vaguely aware of their country's high incarceration rates.
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To anyone who wants to truly end mass incarceration, all of these numbers should be concerning.
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Immigration detention came to be part and parcel of the growing incarceration trend of the 1980s.
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Incarceration has different implications on everyone it affects, and it often feels like no one understands.
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Incarceration also has personal resonance for Sable Elyse Smith, whose father's imprisonment has deeply affected her.
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For many, it feels like the only sexual channel that doesn't risk incarceration or social alienation.
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Advocates for criminal justice reform say that ending the bail system would help curb mass incarceration.
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They should also post data on diversion programs, incarceration rates and what all this costs taxpayers.
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Valley phase: divorce followed by incarceration and the sense that my life could fall no further.
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In 2015 he started the nonprofit Free America, to raise awareness about mass incarceration in America.
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As I see it, digital prisons are to mass incarceration what Jim Crow was to slavery.
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The overcrowding of state prison systems in the early 210s provided an opening for incarceration entrepreneurs.
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Results not shown here covering other income levels and full outcomes including incarceration are available here.
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"The incarceration of people in the drug war in this country is a tragedy," he said.
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Since his incarceration, Mr. Nassar has been physically attacked in a federal prison, his lawyers wrote.
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Judge Wood made clear that she expected the senator to find himself facing incarceration once more.
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Supply-side factors — incarceration, or the effect of the minimum wage on labor costs — are next.
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Those talking points from Alex Jones and company perpetuate mass criminalization and incarceration, deportation and worse.
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The executive has the opportunity to remove the scourge of mass incarceration from our justice system.
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The best empirical evidence suggests that incarceration does not prevent or deter future crime or arrests.
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Building new jails is not a rational or viable path toward de-incarceration or community health.
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Critics of mass incarceration should focus on the number of prisoners, not where they are held.
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Many of these centers are run by private prison companies that profit daily from people's incarceration.
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Today, Indigenous Australians experience higher rates of incarceration, youth suicide and illness compared with other Australians.
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Even better, the state could work with community organizations to reduce incarceration in the first place.
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This model of policing, known as broken windows or zero tolerance, helped to drive mass incarceration.
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They promised to provide incarceration at a lower price, but it didn't work out that way.
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Before incarceration, Jacob Harlon (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, from "Game of Thrones") is a stockbroker from Pasadena.
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He found the job listing while down a late-night rabbit hole researching mass incarceration online.
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The show has addressed subjects including racism, breast-feeding, incarceration and the response to the Sept.
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We're issuing a new report that details the economic costs of our high rates of incarceration.
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They get excellent medical care and the right diet, but still what they experience is incarceration.
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The incarceration of Mr. Wang, 37, also threatened to chill academic exchanges between the two countries.
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"Sesame Street" has addressed subjects including racism, breast-feeding, incarceration and the response to the Sept.
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America holds the ignominious status of having one in four black males at risk of incarceration.
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"Sesame Street" has addressed subjects including racism, breast feeding, incarceration and the response to the Sept.
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Instead of incarceration, DiClemente said one possible alternative is diversion programs like community service or treatment.
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We're touching on a lot of issues, including what prison and incarceration does to a person.
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Second: Kamala Harris's new plan to end mass incarceration leans on her past as a prosecutor.
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Families are being torn apart by newly malicious deportation policies and an ongoing mass incarceration crisis.
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In blackness, hope is often complicated by the intrusion of death, bloodshed, depression, incarceration, grief, brutality.
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The past 30 years have seen dramatic reductions in crime and incarceration in New York City.
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Corrections reform needs to begin by acknowledging that an individual's humanity is not diminished by incarceration.
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During his incarceration, his contact with the children was limited to short visits twice a month.
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The rate of incarceration for black males continues to be six times that of white males.
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But long-term incarceration is not the be-all, end-all solution to halting violent crime.
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California slashed its incarceration rate by 27 percent between 1003 and 2014 after a court order.
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Mass incarceration during the war on drugs has produced a similar phenomenon among African-American households.
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She will connect to family and friends who sacrificed and supported her during decades of incarceration.
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As district attorney, she was on the front end of changing the way we view incarceration.
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"Black families are divided and destroyed by mass incarceration and death of black men," read another.
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He accumulated a small circle of friends who believed he had special insight into surviving incarceration.
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Castro called for repealing a portion of the immigration law that allows the incarceration of immigrants.
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I spoke with Sackler to discuss the urgent crisis of mass incarceration and her own advocacy.
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A few of them had been artists before their incarceration, but many had never painted before.
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And when trying to understand what really caused mass incarceration, it's important not to overthink it.
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And some of these decisions, like the criminal risk scores, have enormous consequences, incarceration or not.
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Throughout the years of my incarceration, I have been the recipient of many a withholding notice.
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The chart and these figures don't by themselves prove that incarceration does nothing to combat crime.
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He's the fourth member of our hapless group, with 44 years of incarceration under his belt.
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Even if this only applies to violent cases like Turner's, that would still perpetuate mass incarceration.
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One reason to do this: Incarceration is a pretty inefficient way to keep the public safe.
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He responded by issuing a detailed plan to fight mass incarceration, police violence, and voter suppression.
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Many on the left began railing against mandatory sentencing laws, which have sent incarceration rates soaring.
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Mocking her appearance, openly celebrating the incarceration of an ideological opponent — these were not good looks.
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There are a number of bipartisan proposals to reduce incarceration on the federal level, as well.
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Buttigieg's plan outlines a number of issues the current South Bend, Indiana, mayor would address if he was elected, ranging from: reducing mass incarceration, police reform, marijuana legalization, juvenile justice and draining the school-to-prison pipeline, and additional supports to help people during and after incarceration.
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Recognizing the widespread damage caused by women's incarceration, we are implementing a first-of-its-kind solution that will keep women out of prison, reduce the recidivism rate and improve long-term outcomes for women and their families — all at a fraction the cost of incarceration.
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And, when it comes to incarceration... LEMON: But, Secretary... CLINTON: ... That means we have to limit mandatory minimums, we have to end disparities and treatment at last through (ph) incarceration... LEMON: The question is why should black people trust you this time to get it right?
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I wouldn't argue that mass female incarceration is worse than mass male incarceration — they're both counterproductive — but the imprisonment of women has heartbreaking collateral damage, because women are disproportionately likely to be primary caregivers, and 224 percent of American women in state prisons have children under 27.
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The report is just the latest in a growing body of evidence that mass incarceration has been caused far more by rising punishments for violent offenses than drug offenses — and it complicates the traditional liberal narrative about how the US became the world leader in incarceration.
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If our societal goal is to reduce incarceration, we are going to have to confront the inconvenient truth that retribution cannot be our only penological aim, and justice for victims has to be much more extensive than the incarceration of those who have caused them harm.
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"The Co-Ed Killer," who conducted interviews with the FBI following his incarceration for his brutal crimes.
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She describes how Mr. Clinton's tough-on-crime policies coincided with a dramatic increase in black incarceration.
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Since the start of her incarceration in 2006, Brown has earned her associate's degree from Lipscomb University.
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Murdock says she ran into an old teacher about a year ago and mentioned her mother's incarceration.
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"We are a market-driven solution to the issue of mass incarceration in this country," she said.
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And he was at least partly behind other laws that perpetuated mass incarceration and increased police powers.
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Nearly 80% of incarcerated women are mothers, and their incarceration is not a burden they shoulder alone.
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And for the brothers' family members, Chaplin's injuries and incarceration are an everyday reminder of the shooting.
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It's not like we've been doing this incarceration for just a few months or even a decade.
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And while Brown is concerned about mass incarceration, violence against disabled people should still be handled equitably.
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The rise in U.S. incarceration, and criminal records that make it harder to get jobs, is another.
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"Incarceration alone will never be able to account for the harm that this community experienced," she said.
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Zheng did not recover from the effects of incarceration for a long time after she was freed.
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He spoke of "banning the box," or forbidding employers from asking about past incarceration on job applications.
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The plan has been heavily critiqued by activists who demand the reexamination and overhaul of mass incarceration.
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Photo after photo lines the walls and early in you'd hardly know these are images of incarceration.
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MoMA can choose to be defined by its silence over mass incarceration, climate change and global dispossession.
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For women especially, life after incarceration isn't just the uphill battle they'd been warned about as inmates.
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Using Twitter, Jawetz frequently brings his followers attention to the connections between family detention and incarceration law.
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While Douglas has grown a lot since his incarceration, his friend says some things will never change.
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That escape humiliated the Mexican authorities and raised questions about whether his incarceration there could be guaranteed.
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With everyone carrying furniture and playing music, the CAli Cartel's incarceration resembles like college move-in day.
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Across the country, reforms have begun to halt and reverse the effects of decades of mass incarceration.
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And yes, studies have shown that incarceration rates were on a steady incline prior to the bill.
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We want our government to work again, on health care, ending mass incarceration, fixing our broken subway.
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Abdel-Wadood would be subject to home "incarceration" in New York and wear an electronic monitoring device.
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Among white men only those with parents earning $21980,218 or less have odds of incarceration that high.
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The dramatic growth in incarceration as a result of the failed war on drugs cannot be ignored.
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Some might see the incarceration of two high-ranking leaders as proof that Israeli politicians are dishonest.
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At an incident at a restaurant, Shivers allegedly violated that restraining order, leading to a brief incarceration.
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MacFarlane has been given a sentencing recommendation of 15 months incarceration as part of his plea agreement.
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In New York, awareness of the high costs of incarceration has spurred demand for more humane spaces.
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For one, the research and experts suggest more incarceration only plays a small role in fighting crime.
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I don't take it lightly that AFL-CIO members have decided to organize to end mass incarceration.
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Instead, they turned the game into a role-playing exercise in the incarceration of anthropomorphic woodland creatures.
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California's sexual assault bill would continue the trend of stepping up incarceration in response to crime concerns.
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This view of the federal 1994 crime bill as the dominant cause of mass incarceration is debatable.
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Aggravated indecent assault is a second-degree felony, which has a statutory maximum of 10 years' incarceration.
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The United States has the largest prison population and the fastest rate of incarceration in the world.
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In addition, prior incarceration can affect one's ability to secure certain federal benefits or get a job.
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In and out of prison until 21, Fentaw has finally put some distance between himself and incarceration.
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If condoms are a stretch, PrEP may be a long ways off from entering America's incarceration system.
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