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A fresh start : Alabama expungement law will wipe away some nonviolent convictions

A fresh start : Alabama expungement law will wipe away some nonviolent convictions
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Bill would give some Alabama inmates under habitual offender law chance for new sentence

Bill would give some Alabama inmates under habitual offender law chance for new sentence AL.com 1 hr ago © Trisha Crain The Alabama State House in Montgomery, Ala. Russell Housman, serving a life sentence with the possibility of parole in the Alabama prison system, asks for people to be open-minded about what he and others say are inequities in the state’s Habitual Felony Offender Act (HFOA). Housman’s step-father, Danny Dodson, is trying to convince legislators to fix what Dodson also sees as an inequitable law. Dodson has made some progress. A bill in the Legislature would allow some people sentenced under the HFOA to ask for a new sentence in the the court where they were convicted.

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Sentencing Law and Policy: DEPC and NASC present Justice Counts: Using Data to Inform Policy and Bolster Public Safety

DEPC and NASC present Justice Counts: Using Data to Inform Policy and Bolster Public Safety I am pleased to report that next week, the Drug Enforcement and Policy Center (DEPC) is kicking off its 2021 Sentencing Workshop Series in collaboration with National Association of Sentencing Commissions (NASC) with a terrific event titled Justice Counts: Using Data to Inform Policy and Bolster Public Safety. This is how this event is described on this page (where you can register): Please join the National Association of Sentencing Commissions and the Drug Enforcement and Policy Center for a series of virtual sentencing workshops that bring together leaders from sentencing commissions, the judiciary, and academia.

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