In New York’s primary, former New York Sen. Clinton scored a decisive victory over Vermont’s Sen. Sanders. During her victory speech last night, Hillary again voiced...
In 2015, The Obama administration proposed early release of 6,000 federal inmates. The nationwide release started in November, 2015. Before President Obama’s criminal justice reforms, one...
On April 11, major companies including Facebook, Uber, Starbucks, The Hershey Company and Coca-Cola have pledged to help released inmates find jobs by changing their approach...
On Wednesday, President Obama commuted the sentences of 61 federal inmates. In 2014, Attorney General Eric H. Holder launched a clemency initiative to grant clemency to...
The outcome of the presidential election of 2016 will have a significant impact upon criminal justice reform. The remaining Republican candidates are silent about repairing our...
Democratic candidates, Clinton and Sanders held another town meeting on March 13th, in Ohio. Both candidates answered questions about reforming the American system of justice. As...
For the first time in modern presidential campaigns, presidential candidates are calling for criminal justice reform. The United States has almost 25% of the world’s inmates,...
As the infographs presented by PrisonPath show below, the United States, through state laws, prohibits approximately six million Americans with felony convictions from voting. If our...
President Obama , presidential candidates, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, have advocated prison reform. All three have recognized and called for change to a justice system...
The Democratic presidential candidates, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, have challenged the status quo–the United States mass incarceration crisis. In 2015, the United States again...
