…have better evidence for — like Narcan, like making it easier for people to get treatment and reforming incarceration policies to reduce vulnerability to overdose.’” Lessons for journalists This tale…
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…at effects of criminal justice policy, like incarceration rates and prison time,” says Monica Deza, assistant professor of economics at Hunter College and one of the paper’s authors. “Those are…
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…inequality is at a breaking point, at rock bottom or stagnating on many dimensions: health and mortality differences, the wealth gap, the income gap, the incarceration gap, among others. Derenoncourt…
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…face incarceration. Ivan Dominguez, a former litigator who is now the senior director of public affairs and communications for the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, says there are other…
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…is unlikely to be driven by education, earnings, incarceration rates of blacks, institutions that remained after slavery, geographic sorting, or contemporary barriers to voting,” Williams writes. Her forthcoming paper adds…
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…the authors write. “Instead, they are more likely to be streamlined toward disciplinary responses, including detention and possible incarceration, with juvenile justice serving as the ‘de facto’ mental health treatment…
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…more than one year incarceration. Most people convicted of any felony cannot buy or own a firearm. The so-called “boyfriend loophole” previously hinged on how federal law defined “intimate partner.”…
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