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Will You Write a Letter to the Pope?

In the very first month in his official capacity, Pope Francis made a landmark visit to a juvenile detention facility where he washed and kissed the feet of youth. During his upcoming visit to the U.S., he will be visiting a prison again, this time in Philadelphia.

By Craig DeRoche
August 27, 2015
Pope Francis | Prison
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How to Really Get Tough on Crime

Jake Grant is an intern working with Justice Fellowship, the policy arm of Prison Fellowship.  A version of this post appears on the Justice Fellowship website.

Five years ago, Congress passed the Fair Sentencing Act (FSA) of 2010. The law lowered sentencing disparity between powder and crack cocaine and eliminated mandatory minimum sentences for simple possession of crack cocaine.

By Jake Grant
August 25, 2015
Cocaine | CORRECTIONS Act | Fair Sentencing Act | mandatory minimums | Sentencing Commission | Smarter Sentencing Act
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Fighting Civil Asset Forfeiture

Jake Grant is an intern working with Justice Fellowship, the policy arm of Prison Fellowship.  A version of this post appears on the Justice Fellowship website.

This summer, Americans for Tax Reform hosted a policy primer on civil asset forfeiture. The event featured two panels with speakers from the Coalition for Public Safety, Heritage Foundation, CATO Institute, Institute for Justice, American Conservative Union, and more.

By Jake Grant
July 24, 2015
California | Civil Asset Forfeiture | Heritage | Montana | New Mexico | South Carolina
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Victory over Vagueness

Daniel Rouleau is a student at Regent University School of Law, and is serving as an intern with Justice Fellowship.  A version of this post appears on the Justice Fellowship website.

In the midst of the several controversial 5-4 decisions released by the Supreme Court in the final week of June, one decision stood out—largely due to the near unanimity of the verdict.

By Daniel Rouleau
July 23, 2015
Due Process | Johnson v. United States | Residual Clause | supreme court
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Restorative Justice in Practice

A version of this post originally appeared on the Justice Fellowship website.

A group of men in prison gather to listen as a mother shares the pain and sorrow of losing her child. The men sit silently with tears streaming down their cheeks while she relives the memory aloud.

By Katherine Thompson
July 9, 2015
Huffington Post | massachusetts | Norfolk State Prison Colony | Restorative Justice | Restorative Justice Retreat
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Acknowledging Harm Done to Victims

April 19-25 is National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), and Justice Fellowship, the public policy arm of Prison Fellowship, is examining the six values in its restorative justice framework that pertain to victims of crime.

Today, we highlight the restorative justice value of validation.

By Elisabeth Boehm
April 24, 2015
Justice Fellowship | National Crime Victim's Rights Week | validation
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Positive Payback for Victims

April 19-25 is National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), and Justice Fellowship, the public policy arm of Prison Fellowship, is examining the six values in its restorative justice framework that pertain to victims of crime.

Today, we highlight the restorative justice value of restitution.

By Elisabeth Boehm
April 23, 2015
Justice Fellowship | National Crime Victim's Rights Week | restitution
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Victims Need to Know

April 19-25 is National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), and Justice Fellowship, the public policy arm of Prison Fellowship, is examining the six values in its restorative justice framework that pertain to victims of crime.

Today, we highlight the restorative justice value of information.

By Elisabeth Boehm
April 22, 2015
information | Justice Fellowship | National Crime Victim's Rights Week
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Re-Victimization Is Not OK

April 19-25 is National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), and Justice Fellowship, the public policy arm of Prison Fellowship, is examining the six values in its restorative justice framework that pertain to victims of crime.

Today, we highlight the restorative justice value of protection.

By Elisabeth Boehm
April 21, 2015
Justice Fellowship | National Crime Victim's Rights Week | Protection
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Let’s Stop the Sidelining

April 19-25 is National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), and Justice Fellowship, the public policy arm of Prison Fellowship, is examining the six values in its restorative justice framework that pertain to victims of crime.

Today, we highlight the restorative justice value of participation.

By Elisabeth Boehm
April 20, 2015
participation | Restorative Justice | Victims
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