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Fairness for all
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In Criminal Justice Reform Posted December 1, 2015

Fairness for all

Criminal justice reforms would improve law enforcement and public safety As Congress gets closer to passing federal criminal justice reforms, it is now more important than ever for those who have [...]

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Sentencing reform bill advances in House
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In Criminal Justice Reform Posted November 18, 2015

Sentencing reform bill advances in House

The House Judiciary Committee passed a criminal justice reform bill on Wednesday that would reduce certain mandatory minimum prison sentences to address overcrowding in the federal prison [...]

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Sentencing reform bill advances in Senate
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In Criminal Justice Reform Posted October 22, 2015

Sentencing reform bill advances in Senate

The Senate Judiciary Committee passed a criminal justice reform bill on Thursday that would reduce certain mandatory minimum prisons sentences to address overcrowding in the federal prison [...]

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Utah’s Tolman: Criminal justice reform measure isn’t ‘going soft on crime’
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In Criminal Justice Reform Posted October 20, 2015

Utah’s Tolman: Criminal justice reform measure isn’t ‘going soft on crime’

Washington • Reforming criminal justice laws to curb excessive sentences isn’t “going soft on crime” but rather a nod to the fact that locking up first-time criminals for [...]

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House Sentencing Reform Bill, Like the Senate Version, Makes Some Penalties Harsher
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In Criminal Justice Reform Posted October 9, 2015

House Sentencing Reform Bill, Like the Senate Version, Makes Some Penalties Harsher

The sentence reductions in both bills are nevertheless a major improvement. The sentencing reform bill unveiled by the House Judiciary Committee yesterday largely tracks the one unveiled by the [...]

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House Judiciary Committee Unveils Bipartisan Sentencing Reform Legislation
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In Criminal Justice Reform Posted October 8, 2015

House Judiciary Committee Unveils Bipartisan Sentencing Reform Legislation

THIS LEGISLATION IS THE FIRST OF MANY BILLS TO BE INTRODUCED THAT IMPROVE THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 8, 2015 CONTACT: Kathryn Rexrode or Jessica Collins, (202) [...]

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Congress Reauthorizes USCIRF
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In International Religious Freedom Posted October 7, 2015

Congress Reauthorizes USCIRF

Congress has passed legislation reauthorizing the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) for four years. On Tuesday, the House of Representatives passed Senate bill 2078 by [...]

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The Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act Is a Compromise, but a Pretty Good One
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In Criminal Justice Reform Posted October 6, 2015

The Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act Is a Compromise, but a Pretty Good One

Last week a bipartisan group of senators, led by conservative Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA), announced the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015. The bill clearly [...]

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USCIRF crucial to religious freedom, Moore says
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In International Religious Freedom Posted August 27, 2015

USCIRF crucial to religious freedom, Moore says

WASHINGTON (BP) – Southern Baptist ethicist Russell Moore has joined a diverse collection of religious liberty advocates to urge members of Congress to reauthorize an important federal [...]

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Religious groups: Don’t dismantle USCIRF
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In International Religious Freedom, Mitchell in the News Posted August 26, 2015

Religious groups: Don’t dismantle USCIRF

From WORLD. RELIGIOUS LIBERTY | International advocates back Sen. Marco Rubio’s reauthorization bill and insist the United States needs a strong, independent voice for religious liberty by J.C. [...]

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