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Prison oversight bill laudable, poorly executed

Guest Opinion//March 12, 2021//[read_meter]

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Prison oversight bill laudable, poorly executed

Prison oversight bill laudable, poorly executed

Guest Opinion//March 12, 2021//[read_meter]

(Shutterstock)  By some accounts, 2021 is shaping up to be: “The year of criminal justice reform.” Bills are advancing through initial committees with much bipartisan support,...

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