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Criminal Justice 2018

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Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

Television network A&E perpetually misrepresents criminal justice system

A&E stands at the forefront of documentary and reality series about topics related to criminal justice. And while, at first glance, it may seem admirable that the network is raising awareness for the unseen and unheard narratives of incarcerated communities, these shows often result in generalized and misguided tales of life behind bars, as well as the people who experience the justice system first-hand.

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Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

UC Berkeley must improve education access for people in prison

Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

UC Berkeley must improve education access for people in prison

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Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

State counties must relieve youths, families of juvenile fees

Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

State counties must relieve youths, families of juvenile fees

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Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

Editor’s note: Criminal Justice 2018

This issue of the Daily Cal is devoted to exposing these injustices. From important “prison-to-school pipelines” to problematic representations of individuals in the justice system, our stories aim to feature important voices and challenge those who exploit them.
Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

Editor’s note: Criminal Justice 2018

This issue of the Daily Cal is devoted to exposing these injustices. From important “prison-to-school pipelines” to problematic representations of individuals in the justice system, our stories aim to feature important voices and challenge those who exploit them.
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Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

Television network A&E perpetually misrepresents criminal justice system

A&E stands at the forefront of documentary and reality series about topics related to criminal justice. And while, at first glance, it may seem admirable that the network is raising awareness for the unseen and unheard narratives of incarcerated communities, these shows often result in generalized and misguided tales of life behind bars, as well as the people who experience the justice system first-hand.
featured article
Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

Television network A&E perpetually misrepresents criminal justice system

A&E stands at the forefront of documentary and reality series about topics related to criminal justice. And while, at first glance, it may seem admirable that the network is raising awareness for the unseen and unheard narratives of incarcerated communities, these shows often result in generalized and misguided tales of life behind bars, as well as the people who experience the justice system first-hand.
featured article
Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

UC Berkeley must improve education access for people in prison

featured article
Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

UC Berkeley must improve education access for people in prison

featured article
Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

State counties must relieve youths, families of juvenile fees

featured article
Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

State counties must relieve youths, families of juvenile fees

featured article
Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

Editor’s note: Criminal Justice 2018

This issue of the Daily Cal is devoted to exposing these injustices. From important “prison-to-school pipelines” to problematic representations of individuals in the justice system, our stories aim to feature important voices and challenge those who exploit them.
featured article
Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

Editor’s note: Criminal Justice 2018

This issue of the Daily Cal is devoted to exposing these injustices. From important “prison-to-school pipelines” to problematic representations of individuals in the justice system, our stories aim to feature important voices and challenge those who exploit them.
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Back and Forth

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

‘On the Outside’: UC Berkeley professor’s 7-year study on mass incarceration and prisoner rehabilitation

With two other colleagues, Harding gathered data from roughly 11,000 former state prisoners in Michigan who were released in 2003, 22 of whom they continuously followed up on for three years. They wanted to make readers aware of the various plights prisoners face in their process of rejoining society.
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Back and Forth

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

‘On the Outside’: UC Berkeley professor’s 7-year study on mass incarceration and prisoner rehabilitation

With two other colleagues, Harding gathered data from roughly 11,000 former state prisoners in Michigan who were released in 2003, 22 of whom they continuously followed up on for three years. They wanted to make readers aware of the various plights prisoners face in their process of rejoining society.
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Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

California inmates are fighting fires with meager pay and preparation. This is modern-day slavery

In the last few months, thousands of firefighters have mobilized to fight the deadliest wildfire in California history. These individuals put their lives on the line. And hundreds of them are paid only $1 an hour for this brutal work, are minimally trained and end their shifts in chains. They are California inmates.
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Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

California inmates are fighting fires with meager pay and preparation. This is modern-day slavery

In the last few months, thousands of firefighters have mobilized to fight the deadliest wildfire in California history. These individuals put their lives on the line. And hundreds of them are paid only $1 an hour for this brutal work, are minimally trained and end their shifts in chains. They are California inmates.
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Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

Politicians must not act based on sensationalized cases

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Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

Politicians must not act based on sensationalized cases

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Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

Eliminating criminal justice fees is a moral imperative for the Alameda Board of Supervisors

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Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 30, 2018

Eliminating criminal justice fees is a moral imperative for the Alameda Board of Supervisors

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City

NOVEMBER 29, 2018

'The humanity and the safety': Berkeley police address concerns regarding mental health crises

Within the last 10 years, Rodrigues said BPD has implemented programs such as an optional 38-hour training course for the crisis intervention team. The program teaches officers to know what signs to look for when dealing with people experiencing mental health crises.
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City

NOVEMBER 29, 2018

'The humanity and the safety': Berkeley police address concerns regarding mental health crises

Within the last 10 years, Rodrigues said BPD has implemented programs such as an optional 38-hour training course for the crisis intervention team. The program teaches officers to know what signs to look for when dealing with people experiencing mental health crises.
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Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 29, 2018

‘A major step forward’: California passes criminal justice reforms in 2018

In recent months, Gov. Jerry Brown has signed numerous criminal justice reform bills on topics ranging from bail reform and an overhaul of rules regarding felony murder charges to revisions of juvenile detention law.
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Criminal Justice 2018

NOVEMBER 29, 2018

‘A major step forward’: California passes criminal justice reforms in 2018

In recent months, Gov. Jerry Brown has signed numerous criminal justice reform bills on topics ranging from bail reform and an overhaul of rules regarding felony murder charges to revisions of juvenile detention law.
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