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Policy BriefS 9/22/2020
Policy Brief 7/30/2020
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Policy Paper 7/9/20
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Report 6/24/20
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REport DECEMBER 31, 2019
POLICY BRIEF November 6, 2019
short film, The Ungers: A Matter of Time
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A new short film by Wide Angle Youth Media introduces us to the Ungers - geriatric lifers released under the 2012 Maryland Court of Appeals ruling, Unger v. Maryland. This examines the issues of long term sentences, geriatric parole and what it means to be a part of this unique case study in geriatric reentry. The film also interviews key reform experts including JPI's State Based Strategist, Keith Wallington.
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REPORT November 15, 2018
REPORT SEPTEMBER 5, 2018
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Marc Schindler and Ryan King, November 20, 2020
Our Opinions - Op Eds and LTEs, JPI in the News, Criminal Justice News—JPI's Executive Director Marc Schindler and Director of Research and Policy Ryan King discuss we need to address incarcerated people serving long sentences for serious and violent crimes to truly… Continue
Joel Castón and Tyrone Walker, November 13, 2020
Our Opinions - Op Eds and LTEs, JPI in the News, Criminal Justice News—JPI's Associate Tyrone Walker and Joel Castón discuss D.C. Jail’s Young Men Emerging Unit.
Baltimore Sun Editorial Board, October 28, 2020
JPI in the News—Cites JPI's "Rethinking Approaches to Over Incarceration of Black Young Adults in Maryland" policy brief.