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“We need hope for those with mental illness”: Texas county unveils $23 million pilot program to address root cause of recidivism

“We need hope for those with mental illness”: Texas county unveils $23 million pilot program to address root cause of recidivism

March 11, 2024

Following in the footsteps of other cities, Travis County, Texas, has launched a groundbreaking $23 million pilot program aimed at breaking the cycle of incarceration for individuals grappling with mental […] Read More

“They want to damage the policing profession”: Illinois law enforcement voices concerns over impact of criminal justice reform act

“They want to damage the policing profession”: Illinois law enforcement voices concerns over impact of criminal justice reform act

January 12, 2024

Law enforcement officials in Illinois are raising the alarm about the dangerous consequences of the state’s recently implemented criminal justice reform law. Effective January 1, the Safety, Accountability, Fairness and […] Read More

Oregon cities and law enforcement push for recriminalization of drug possession amid overdose crisis

Oregon cities and law enforcement push for recriminalization of drug possession amid overdose crisis

November 18, 2023

Three years after Oregon decriminalized possession of small amounts of hard drugs in efforts to reform the criminal justice system, cities and law enforcement are now pushing to gradually recriminalize […] Read More

Illinois becomes first state to end cash bail following landmark state Supreme Court ruling

Illinois becomes first state to end cash bail following landmark state Supreme Court ruling

July 29, 2023

Illinois is set to make history as the first state in the nation to eliminate cash bail, as the state Supreme Court recently ruled that a provision in the SAFE-T […] Read More

New Jersey police will no longer arrest people on bail of $500 or less for bench warrants

New Jersey police will no longer arrest people on bail of $500 or less for bench warrants

June 6, 2022

The New Jersey Attorney General’s Office recently announced that law enforcement would no longer arrest individuals out on bail of $500 or less for warrants of skipping a court date […] Read More

“It’s not enough to never forget anymore”

“It’s not enough to never forget anymore”

Fallen NYPD officers honored with memorial ceremony and calls for action

May 28, 2022

Fallen NYPD officers Wilbert Mora and Jason Rivera had their names added to the memorial wall of the 32nd Precinct stationhouse in Harlem during their name-engraving memorial ceremony on Friday, […] Read More

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