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Prison rape is no joke
As pundits and politicians fill the airwaves with talk of poll numbers and campaign strategies, there’s a genuine epidemic of rape going on in the United States among the most marginalized segment of American society: the nation’s more than 2.3 … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Justice, Department of Justice, Prisons
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"When You Have To Leave America To Be Free"
On Friday, I attended an event here in Washington aimed at raising awareness of the case of Dr. Sami Al-Arian, a Palestinian activist and former college professor who the Bush administration has accused of raising funds for the Palestinian Islamic … Continue reading
Dept. of Justice stalls on DNA testing
In 2004, Congress overwhelmingly passed the “Justice for All Act,” which established a grant program for states to conduct post-conviction DNA testing in cases where it could prove guilt or innocence. But since the program was established, the Department of … Continue reading
Posted in Department of Justice, Vermont
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