May 9, 2022: Melissa Tanis, Amplified Voices: Criminal Legal Reform Advocates with Lived Experience (Spotify podcast)
The Past Doesn’t Change But People Absolutely Do
compassionate release
On Rikers Island, a Doctor Who Tends to the Oldest and Sickest
November 12, 2021: Ted Alcorn, New York Times
On Rikers Island, a Doctor Who Tends to the Oldest and SickestRead More
Report says New York State prison system has created ‘a new death penalty’
October 11, 2021: Gloria Pazmino, Spectrum NY1 Exclusive
Report says New York State prison system has created ‘a new death penalty’Read More
After Half Century In Prison, Elderly Black Panther Should Not Be Left To Die
March 28, 2021: Natasha Lennard, The Intercept
After Half Century In Prison, Elderly Black Panther Should Not Be Left To DieRead More
Ending Perpetual Punishment: The case for commutations for people in Michigan prisons
August, 2018: American Friends Service Committee
Ending Perpetual Punishment: The case for commutations for people in Michigan prisonsRead More
Everywhere and Nowhere: Compassionate Release in the States
June, 2018: Mary Price, Families Against Mandatory Minimums (FAMM)
Everywhere and Nowhere: Compassionate Release in the StatesRead More
Extraordinary and Compelling: The Use of Compassionate Release Laws in the United States
May, 2018: Lindsey Wylie, Alexis Knutson, and Edie Greene for the American Psychological Association, Psychology, Public Policy, and Law
Extraordinary and Compelling: The Use of Compassionate Release Laws in the United StatesRead More
A Question of Compassion: Medical Parole in New York State
April, 2018: Rebecca Silber, Léon Digard, Tina Maschi, Brie Williams, and Jessi LaChance for The Vera Institute of Justice
A Question of Compassion: Medical Parole in New York StateRead More