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  • Bill Moyers
    Bill Moyers Speaks Out on Justice. Watch the Video.
    By TCR Staff | December 1, 2017

    Moyers received TCR's annual "Justice Trailblazer" award at a John Jay College dinner Feb. 15. See the video of his remarks here.

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    Is the Opioid Epidemic Driven By Family Consumption?
    By Maria Trovato | 21 hours ago

    If one family member uses prescription opioids, it’s likely that others in the family will, too, according to a study by two sociologists at the University of California at Berkeley. The spread of opioid medication is particularly notable in low-income families who are less informed about the dangers of abuse.

  • Policy & Politics
    DOJ: 3,100 Inmates Will Be Released From Federal Prisons
    By shandelman | 21 hours ago

    In its announcement Friday, part of an anticipated elaboration of new rules that will be applied to the First Step Act, the DOJ also pledged to prioritize $75 million in existing resources to fully fund the First Step Act implementation from the 2019 budget.

  • Sex Crime
    rape
    Will Rape-Testing Evidence Push More Cops to Believe Women?
    By TCR Staff | 21 hours ago

    Serial rapists are far more common than experts had believed. Prosecutors in Detroit, Cleveland and other places have pursued scores of cold cases. Still, few rape cases overall lead to successful prosecutions.

  • Prisons
    Ohio Drive Begins to Release Violent Convicts Early
    By Crime and Justice News | 23 hours ago

    Though more than half of state prisoners were convicted of hurting or killing someone, their release has been politically off limits. An effort has begun in Ohio to change that, one case at a time.

  • Crime Prevention
    As Doorbell Cams Spread, Critics Cite Privacy Loss
    By Crime and Justice News | July 19, 2019

    Ring, a subsidiary of Amazon, is partnering with police departments to distribute the devices. Critics say Ring is stirring fear of crime at a time when it is dropping.

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