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And why an Oklahoma anti-abortion law is making librarians think about their legal liability
In 2016, state voters approved using mental health services and other resources to reduce incarceration, but lawmakers have never funded them
Texas residents have relied on Oklahoma abortion providers after the procedure essentially became illegal in the Lone Star State
Local jails are crowded in the United States. Here’s what communities and states can do to jail people less
For decades, courts have struggled to resolve criminal cases in recommended timeframes. In the pandemic, it’s even harder.
Without face-to-face visitation, speaking with attorneys is less private in some jails
Americans leaving prison have faced new challenges getting housing, IDs and jobs.