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... 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...

... of law and policy reform. This article begins by introducing the problem, through a set of studies in North Carolina, a state that along with many others has expanded the number and inflexibility of criminal fines and fees. First, a study of a novel North Carolina dataset illustrates the scale...

... and Parole, Kansas City Police Department, JacksonCounty Prosecutor's Office,Division of Family Services, Division ofWorkforce Development, U.S. Department of Labor's Full EmploymentCouncil, and FEDERAL SENTENCING REPORTER ? VOL. 12, NO. 5 ? M A R C / A R IL 2000 261 theUniversityofMissouri. The Task Force...

..., Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. 8 California Legislative Analyst s Office (hereinafter LAO), Achieving Better Outcomes for Adult Probation 25 (2009). 9 Id. at 24. 10 Id. at 14. 11 California Constitution, Article XIII-A. 12...

... s exposure to violence. We have assembled a new Task Force to respond to the extreme levels of violence faced by far too many American Indian and Alaska Native children. Next month, we will launch a national public awareness campaign and convene a Youth Violence Prevention Summit to call...

... that other politically divided states like North Carolina managed to adopt justice reinvestment reforms in the same time period with hardly any legislative opposition.20 Once earned release was signed into law, and despite Doyle s decision not to seek reelection, it was probably inevitable that the governor...

.... F E D E R A L S E N T E N C I N G R E P O R T E R r V O L . 17, N O . 2 r D E C E M B E R 2 0 0 4 115 Joseph E. Kennedy, Associate Professor of law, University of North Carolina Nancy J. King, Lee S. and Charles A. Speir Professor Law, Vanderbilt University Susan R. Klein, Baker & Botts Professor...

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..., and Nevada went even further, requiring that prisoners serve 100 percent of their terms. Meanwhile, 14 states, including Florida, Illinois, North Carolina, and Ohio abolished the ability of parole boards to release inmates.13 Similar events unfolded in the nation s capital. In 1984, Congress created...

...; Rayshard Brooks in Atlanta on June 12; Kevan Ruf n in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, on July 2; David Earl Brooks in Roxboro, North Carolina, on July 27; Salaythis Melvin in Orlando, Florida, on August 7; Anthony McClain in Pasadena, California, on August 15; Trayford Pellerin in Lafayette, Louisiana, on August 21...