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...Mindy Tarlow; Marta Nelson © The Ohio State University The Time Is Now: Immediate Work for People Coming Home from Prison as a Strategy to Reduce Their Reincarceration and Restore Their Place in the Community MINDY TARLOW Chief Executive Officer, Center for Employment Opportunities MARTA...

... capital in the United States. © The Ohio State University sentencing release procedures recidivism jail reentry prison reentry Reflections on The First Month Out: Reentry Then and Now Marta Nelson Executive Director, Center for Employment Opportunities New York City In May 1999, I joined...

...-Incarceration Experiences in New York City1 Marta Nelson Executive Director, Center for Employment Opportunities New York City Former Senior Planner, Vera Institute of Justice Perry Deess Director of Institutional Research, New Jersey Institute of Technology Former Senior Research Associate, Vera Institute...

... Employment Law Project, Unlicensed and Untapped: Reforms in 2017, supra note 4. 8 The Juvenile Law Center has published two in-depth reports Removing Barriers to State Occupational Licenses for People with Criminal Records (2016), available at httpwww.nelp. analyzing the juvenile record closure laws of each...

...Margaret Colgate Love © The Ohio State University EDITOR S OBSERVATIONS Forgiving, Forgetting, and Forgoing: Legislative Experiments in Restoring Rights and Status MARGARET COLGATE LOVE* Law Of ce of Margaret Love Executive Director, Collateral Consequences Resource Center I. Introduction...

... Department of Motor Vehicle has for decades improperly disseminated criminal history information to employers after the statutory retention period has expired, which impacts more than one million people. In 2016, attorneys in the East Bay Community Law Center s Clean Slate Practice sued the Department...

... resources in criminal justice programs and policies. © The Ohio State University sentencing criminal justice expenditures North Carolina Youth Accountability Planning Task Force Center for Employment Opportunities recidivism Is It Worth the Costs? Using Cost-Benefit Analysis to Minimize...

..., AB 384 applies only to public employment and does not extend to private-sector employment practices. IV. Civil Rights Restoration According to the Brennan Center for Justice, Nevada has one of the most complex disenfranchisement laws in the country17 In light of that statement, Assembly Bill 181...

...Alexandra Shookhoff; Robert Constantino; Evan Elkin Abstract Increases in both the number and amount of court fees, fines, and surcharges—regardless of offenders' ability to pay—have become standard practice in courthouses throughout the United States. A recent report from the Brennan Center...

..., supra note 22. 31 Travis, Solomon & Waul, supra note 1. 32 M. Sherman, Reducing Risk through Employment and Education, 4 FED. JUD. CENTER SPECIAL NEEDS OFFENDER BULL. (2000) [hereinafter Sherman, Reducing Risk]. 33 MONDIMORE, supra note 18. 34 M. Lipsey, Juvenile Delinquency Treatment: A Meta-Analytic...

... and Fees Justice Center. The event focused on the community impact of unaffordable LFOs and proposed solutions for reform. Following that event, the City of Philadelphia formed a working group to explore the need and opportunity for reform of nes and fees. This group included leaders from the Mayor s...

.... Professor, University of California, Davis School of Law* DAVID SCHLUSSEL Deputy Director, Collateral Consequences Resource Center Federal Sentencing Reporter, Vol. 33, No. 5, pp. 335 336, ISSN 1053-9867, electronic ISSN 1533-8363. © 2021 Vera Institute of Justice. All rights reserved. Please direct...

...; Christopher Uggen et al., Work and Family Perspectives on Reentry, in PRISONER REENTRY AND PUBLIC SAFETY IN AMERICA 209 (Jeremy Travis & Christy Visher eds., 2005). 22 JUSTICE POLICY CENTER, URBAN INSTITUTE, UNDERSTANDING THE CHALLENGES OF PRISONER REENTRY: RESEARCH FINDINGS FROM THE URBAN INSTITUTE S...

... King & Brian Elderbroom, Urban Institute, Improving Recidivism as a Performance Measure (Oct. 1, 2014), at 2, httpswww.urban.org/research/publication/improvingrecidivism-performance-measure. 10 See, e.g., Council of State Governments Justice Center and National Reentry Resource Center, Reducing...

... at a community corrections center or jail, or termination from the program. The list is not exclusive, and individualized sanctions might include writing exercises designed to require the participant to reflect on the triggers for a relapse or reasons for noncompliance with a supervision term and to strategize...

...Josh Gaines; Margaret Love © The Ohio State University Expungement in Indiana: A Radical Experiment and How It Is Working So Far JOSH GAINES Deputy Director, Collateral Consequences Resource Center (2014-2017) MARGARET LOVE* Law Of ce of Margaret Love Executive Director, Collateral...

... Project (www.themarshallproject.org), a nonpro t news organization focused on the US criminal justice system. It was republished on March 19, 2015 by the Collateral Consequences Resource Center. The forgiving approach to avoiding or mitigating collateral consequences is an important alternative...

... the impact of its Intensive Confinement Center on recidivism of program participants with other eligible inmates; it determined that graduates had a lower risk of rearrest when compared to the control group and to inmates who failed to complete the program. This evaluation revealed that the rearrest rate...

... intervene in the treatment process on behalf of other clients.27 Accordingly, these courts paradoxically formalize and capitalize upon a type of informality that places the institution of the judge at the center of their therapeutic and managerial processes. Courts of collateral authority rely...

... commitment centers, state psychiatric hospitals, and prisons in the U.S. territories.1 At year-end 2016, more than 4.5 million adults were under probation and parole.2 Most individuals in custody, close to 95 percent, will be released and some will reenter the criminal justice system.3 A nine-year...