Setting the Record Straight About Parole in Virginia
Attacks on Spanberger are blind partisanship at its worst By Jason Pye | Due Process Institute | Vice President Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) is facing criticism from the “tough on crime” crowd over the Virginia Parole Board’s decisions to grant parole to people convicted of serious crimes. The criticism has mostly been confined to Virginia-based opinion editorials […]
Doesn’t Everyone Deserve a Second Chance?
Expanding the Federal Expungement Statute Beyond Age 21.
Opening the Door for Second Chances
Our Country Fails to Provide People with a Chance to Move On from Their Mistakes.
Ending a Counterproductive Policy That Holds People Back
It is Time to End the Driver’s License Suspension Policies that Negatively Impact Millions of Americans and Reduce Public Safety.
Going Beyond Rhetoric to Advance Second Chances
Second Chance Month Presents an Opportunity to Pass Legislation That Matters.
The First Year of First Step
A Look Back On a Successful 2019 for Federal Criminal Justice Reform in Action.
First Step Act is Exception That Proves the Rules of DC
The Law’s Modest Reforms are Already Changing Lives.
Why Conservatives Support the First Step Act
A Response to the “Five Differences” Memo.
There’s No Confusion Here
In Their Latest Letter in Opposition to the First Step Act, the National Association of Assistant United States Attorneys (NAAUSA) Simply Gets it Wrong.
Locking Up Progress
Here’s Why We Should Pass Prison Reform Now.