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    What should law look like in 2050?: Restorative justice

    The grandmother in the gallery In 1989, Judge Mick Brown watched a fifteen-year-old Maori boy stand before him for the third time. Same charge, same process, same result....
    criminal justice reform
    restorative justice
    juvenile justice
    indigenous legal systems
    recidivism and outcomes
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    What should law look like in 2050?: The Story

    The backpack In 2023, a man in Tennessee spent eleven months in pretrial detention. The charge: misdemeanor theft. The item: a forty-dollar backpack. His public defender had 437 other clients....
    criminal justice
    law
    restorative justice
    access to justice
    artificial intelligence and law
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    Can you fix prisons without abolishing them?: Restorative justice

    Ninety minutes in Oakland In 2016, inside a juvenile facility in Oakland, a fifteen-year-old sat in a circle with the woman whose purse he snatched outside a BART station. He had run. She had fallen. Her wrist broke. The facilitator did not speak for eleven minutes....
    criminal justice reform
    restorative justice
    prison reform
    juvenile justice
    victim satisfaction and recidivism
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    Can you fix prisons without abolishing them?: Reformers

    The seminary on the tier Warden Burl Cain arrived at Angola — 18,000 acres of former plantation land, the highest inmate-on-inmate violence rate in the country — in 1995. By 2005, violent incidents had dropped seventy-three percent. He did not hire more guards....
    criminal justice reform
    restorative justice
    prison reform
    corrections policy
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    Can you fix prisons without abolishing them?: Prison abolitionists

    The function was the violence In 1971, Attica’s prisoners took control of D Yard and issued demands: adequate food, one shower a week not ice-cold. Governor Rockefeller sent state police. Thirty-three prisoners and ten hostages died. Every hostage was killed by state gunfire....
    public policy
    criminal justice reform
    mass incarceration
    restorative justice
    prison abolition
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    Can you fix prisons without abolishing them?: The Story

    Twenty-eight years for a painting In 2021, Ndume Olatushani walked out of a Tennessee prison after twenty-eight years on death row for a murder he did not commit. He entered at thirty. He left at fifty-eight....
    criminal justice
    mass incarceration
    restorative justice
    prison reform
    prison abolition
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    What is justice for?: Restorative justice

    The question nobody asks The first mediation I ever facilitated, the victim — a woman whose house had been broken into — looked at the nineteen-year-old kid across the table and said, "I just want to know why my house." He stared at the table for a long time....
    criminal justice reform
    restorative justice
    mediation and conflict resolution
    transitional justice
    victimology
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    What is justice for?: Retributivists

    The line I’ve been on the bench twenty-two years. My daughter asks me sometimes how I sleep. I sleep fine. Not because I’m callous. Because I’ve watched what happens when people lose faith that the system will say, clearly, this was wrong....
    criminal justice
    restorative justice
    philosophy of punishment
    law and courts
    sentencing and incarceration
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    What is justice for?: The Story

    The forgiveness next door In 2018, Oshea Israel knocked on Mary Johnson’s door in Minneapolis. Twenty years earlier he had shot her only son Laramiun in the head at a party. He was sixteen. Israel served seventeen years....
    criminal justice
    social policy
    philosophy of justice
    restorative justice
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