From U.S. Justice Action Network. July 13, 2016 On Wednesday July 13 on the Senate floor, Republican and Democratic Senators renewed hope that criminal justice reform legislation will come to a [...]
From USCIRF. July 8, 2016 WASHINGTON, D.C. – Russian President Vladimir Putin on July 7 signed into law a package of anti-terrorism measures the Russian State Duma passed in late June. The U.S. [...]
Greg Mitchell moderated this policy briefing in the U.S. House of Representatives with former federal prosecutors From U.S. Justice Action Network. July 8, 2016 On July 8, the U.S. Justice Action [...]
From The Daily Signal. Sen. Ben Sasse / @SenSasse / June 30, 2016 There are troubling new developments in Russia. Russia’s parliament, the Federal Assembly, has just approved so-called [...]
From the Salt Lake Tribune. By Mark Holden First Published May 19 2016 04:06PM • Last Updated May 19 2016 04:55 pm Our nation’s criminal justice system has been in dire need of reform for [...]
From the New York Times. By CARL HULSE, MAY 19, 2016 A bipartisan criminal justice overhaul remains stalled in the Senate. But its backers might have found a new argument to break it loose: It [...]
From the Washington Examiner. By Grover Norquist & Adam Brandon • 5/18/16 12:04 AM Recently, a few notable organizations have added their voices in support of criminal justice reform efforts [...]
From WORLD. By J.C. Derrick. Posted 5/17/16, 09:30 am WASHINGTON—The U.S. House of Representatives unanimously approved a bill late Monday to give the State Department more tools to promote [...]
From The Hill. By Jordan Fabian. May 16, 2016, 12:18 pm President Obama on Monday urged Congress to pass an overhaul of the criminal justice system as he honored law enforcement officers who [...]
From The Washington Post. May 9. THE BIG IDEA, by White House Bureau Chief Juliet Eilperin: For a while, it looked like criminal justice reform would be the great white whale of this Congress: [...]
