MI-CURE News (August 2019)
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MI-CURE News (August 2019)
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Description
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MI-CURE News (August 2019) covering advocacy for ending life and excessive sentences; Michigan’s new licensing initiative for returning citizens; trauma-informed court practices and the movement to end prison gerrymandering; critical reassessments of life without parole, video hearings, and the decline of jury trials; updates on Does v. Snyder, diversion programs, and compassionate release legislation; innovative hiring models removing barriers for people with records; and wide-ranging reforms across the U.S. on charging practices, misdemeanor ethics, sentencing for abuse survivors, and more—advancing justice that is equitable, humane, and evidence-based.
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Location
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Michigan
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Source
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MI-CURE News (August 2019)
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Theme
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Community and Resistance
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Type
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Advocacy Organization Records
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Level 1 Tag
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Advocacy Groups
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Prisons
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Sentencing
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Reentry
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Prison Conditions
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Parole & Probation
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Legislation
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Pretrial & Legal Representation
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Courtroom Proceedings
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Justice Reform
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Level 2 Tag
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Life Sentence
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Prison Education
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Mental Health and Trauma
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Subtance Use
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Prison Programming
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Comparative Prison Models
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Sex Offender Registry
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Healthcare
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Plea Bargain
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Wrongful Conviction
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Appeals
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Clemency & Expungement
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Racial Disparity
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Death Penalty
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Level 3 Tag
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MI-CURE
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American Friends Service Committee
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MDOC
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer
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Senator Cory Booker
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MDOC
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Date
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2019-08
