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Professor shines light on life incarcerated - Vimarsana News

Professor shines light on life incarcerated

Sociology professor Marcus Kondkar said he thinks it is everyone’s basic civil responsibility to look at what is going on behind prison sentences and look at the people being put in prison. “I think it’s a little bit cowardly for us not to confront the consequences of these policies; these punishments have been given out...

United Nations Expert Calls Out U.S. Incarceration Practices - Vimarsana News

United Nations Expert Calls Out U.S. Incarceration Practices

By OBSERVER Newsroom - The United Nations' special rapporteur on racism has called for a moratorium on death-by-incarceration sentences in the US, citing systemic racism and intersecting forms of discrimination as reasons for the practice.

Fifteen Questions: Andrew Manuel Crespo '05 on Plea Bargaining, Playing Football in High School, and a Fateful Coop Dance Party | Magazine - Vimarsana News

Fifteen Questions: Andrew Manuel Crespo '05 on Plea Bargaining, Playing Football in High School, and a Fateful Coop Dance Party | Magazine

Fifteen Questions: Andrew Manuel Crespo ’05 on Plea Bargaining, Playing Football in High School, and a Fateful Coop Dance Party | Magazine | The Harvard Crimson

Bike ride for criminal justice returns to Angola, after long hiatus - Vimarsana News

Bike ride for criminal justice returns to Angola, after long hiatus

Last weekend was the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began in 2020 that volunteers embarked on the full three-day group ride.

Reports of temps hitting 120 in Angola are raising concerns about safety - Vimarsana News

Reports of temps hitting 120 in Angola are raising concerns about safety

A formally incarcerated man says the measures those inside state prisons take to keep cool is inhumane.

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