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Friendly Suggestions for Gov. Gavin Newsom Regarding His Proposed Overhaul of the State’s Youth Justice System
I am a fourth-year social studies teacher at a Division of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) facility located...
Momentum Grows in Congress to Expand Access to Quality Postsecondary Education for People in Prison
Twenty-five years ago, the massive Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, which...
Illegal Cell Phones & the Need for Contact
OP-ED: LA’s At-risk Youth Need Community Resources & Healing, Not Punishment & Pepper Spray
Op-Ed: How the War On Drugs Has Torn Families of Color Apart
Op-Ed: Predictive Algorithms in the Justice System Must Have Aggressive Oversight
Op-Ed: 30-Year Veteran LA Probation Officer Says Department Reform Is Urgent—And Must Be Youth Focused
Op-ED: 1872 Law Gives Police a License to Kill
California Must Double-down On Prison Rehabilitation
Dispatch From San Quentin: Young, Earnest and Criminalized
The Orange County Register Replies to Richard Wexler’s Op Ed about “Crack Baby Journalism”
The Release of Adnan Khan, Criminal Justice Reform & Supporting Victims—Does It Have To Be a Zero-Sum Equation?
As The New York Times Condemns “Crack Baby” Journalism, the Orange County Register Revives It.
Dispatch From San Quentin: Sticks and Stones
Op-Ed: Recidivism Risk Assessments Won’t Fix the Criminal Justice System
Dispatch From San Quentin: Parenting From Prison
Dispatch From San Quentin: Racial Politics in CA’s Prisons, Part 1
Dispatch From San Quentin: Can Humanity Break Through Where Empathy Is Disallowed?
