Is Progressive Criminal Justice Reform Fair, Just, and Equitable?

14 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 124 Paul H. Robinson[1] & Jeffrey Seaman[2] Introduction Progressive criminal justice reform has gained remarkable power in recent years. A wave of laws, such as California’s Proposition 47,[3] has reduced the punishment for many crimes,[4] downgraded felonies to misdemeanors,[5] and decriminalized previous offenses.[6] Bail requirements have been all but […]

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Is Progressive Criminal Justice Reform Fair, Just, and Equitable?

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Is Progressive Criminal Justice Reform Fair, Just, and Equitable?

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14 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 124 Paul H. Robinson[1] & Jeffrey Seaman[2] Introduction Progressive criminal justice reform has gained remarkable power in recent years. A wave of laws, such as California’s Proposition 47,[3] has reduced the punishment for many crimes,[4] downgraded felonies to misdemeanors,[5] and decriminalized previous offenses.[6] Bail requirements have been all but […]

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