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School of Criminal Justice Alumna, Now a Federal Leader, Shaped by RU-N Education | Rutgers University - Vimarsana News

School of Criminal Justice Alumna, Now a Federal Leader, Shaped by RU-N Education | Rutgers University

Thirty years ago, when Rutgers-Newark alumna Nancy La Vigne entered the field of criminal justice, policy makers paid little attention to data.

An Endless Cycle: Inequities of Wisconsin prison system push advocates to fight for reform · The Badger Herald - Vimarsana News

An Endless Cycle: Inequities of Wisconsin prison system push advocates to fight for reform · The Badger Herald

Milwaukee native Ramiah Whiteside was just 17 years old when a judge sentenced him to 47 years in prison.  While Whiteside only served 20 <span class="excerpt-more">...</span>

Defunding the police is a move towards community safety - Vimarsana News

Defunding the police is a move towards community safety

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Defunding the police is a move towards community safety - Vimarsana News

Defunding the police is a move towards community safety

The large budgets allotted for urban policing must be reconsidered so that communities can explore safer alternatives.

A Year After NJ Released Thousands Early From Prison, Only 9% Are Back in Custody - Vimarsana News

A Year After NJ Released Thousands Early From Prison, Only 9% Are Back in Custody

More than one year after the first 2,500 people were released in late 2020, new data shows about 9% of those were re-incarcerated. That’s just more than half the state’s overall pre-pandemic, one-year recidivism rate of 16%.