PRISON FELLOWSHIP: Stephanos Bibas

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Tempering Justice with Mercy

Stephanos Bibas, a professor of law and criminology at the University of Pennsylvania, has written a thoughtful piece in National Review on the state of incarceration in the United States.  Challenging presumptions of both left and right, Bibas argues that an effective system of corrections is one that holds people responsible for their behavior, but also seeks to forgive and restore those who have served their sentences.

By Steve Rempe
September 24, 2015
incarceration | National Review | Stephanos Bibas

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