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Criminal justice

Fulsome Prison
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From a letter sent in January to the Gaston Gazette, a North Carolina newspaper, by Danny Hembree, a fifty-year-old death-row inmate at Raleigh’s Central Prison. Hembree was found guilty last…

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Tiny Little Laws
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A plague of sexual violence in Indian country

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Black Jurors: Right to Acquit?
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The American National Police
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The dangers of federal crime control

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What’s Wrong With the Right People?
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Jack Black retired from crime to become a librarian and advocate for prison reform; in 1926 he published You Can’t Win, a narrative of his life as a thief that…

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