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DC Superior Court Giving Second Chances To Prisoners - Vimarsana News

DC Superior Court Giving Second Chances To Prisoners

Prisoners convicted in DC Superior Court who were age 24 or younger when they committed their crime, are given a second chance at life on the outside.

Source: forbes.com
DC Pathways Program Graduates Urge Expansion of Violence Prevention Efforts - Vimarsana News

DC Pathways Program Graduates Urge Expansion of Violence Prevention Efforts

Council Member Pinto stirs controversy with legislation on violent crime in DC. Pathways Program calls for expansion and replication.

How the Courts, COVID, and Jan. 6 Have Made it Harder for D.C Prisoners to Earn Early Release - Vimarsana News

How the Courts, COVID, and Jan. 6 Have Made it Harder for D.C Prisoners to Earn Early Release

Incarcerated people applying for early release would much rather do so from the D.C. Jail, but they've been blocked from doing so for years.

D.C. Is Poised to Triple Down on Early Release of Violent Criminals - Vimarsana News

D.C. Is Poised to Triple Down on Early Release of Violent Criminals

One defendant killed an innocent seven-year-old child.  Another shot a 24-year old mother in the back. Others kidnapped a woman, held her in the back of stolen van, and repeatedly gang-raped her.   These and about 583 other violent offenders—including murderers, rapists, and child molesters—could soon be let out of prison if Charles Allen, a D.C. Council member, has his way. 

Early release, removal of most mandatory minimums proposed in D.C.'s overhauled criminal code - Vimarsana News

Early release, removal of most mandatory minimums proposed in D.C.'s overhauled criminal code

A proposed rewrite of the District of Columbia's criminal code would allow D.C. inmates to ask for early release 20 years into their sentence and would decriminalize openly urinating and defecating in public.