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GOP Weighs Decision on Criminal Justice Bill Amid Trump Push

Originally Published by: Washington Post Written By: Mary Clare Jalonick | AP WASHINGTON — Republican senators debated the path forward for an overhaul of the nation’s criminal sentencing laws Tuesday after a visit from Vice President Mike Pence, suggesting parts of the bill

This ‘Three Strikes’ Law Sends People to Die in Federal Prison For Drug Crimes

Originally Published by: Reason Written By: C.J. Claramella In 2014, 26-year-old Tennessee resident Chris Young was sentenced to life in federal prison for a drug offense. The judge in his case had no choice but to sentence him to die

Religious Right to Start Pressure Campaign Around Criminal Justice Reform

Originally  Published by: Politico Written by: Lorraine Woellert The Faith and Freedom Coalition will ask members to flood Mitch McConnell and other Republicans with calls backing the Senate legislation. Religious leaders buoyed by a successful alliance with the Trump administration

First Step: Pro-Cop, Pro-Borders, Pro-Criminal Justice Reform

Originally Published by: Town Hall Written by: Michelle Malkin The package of criminal justice reform proposals endorsed by President Donald Trump is not “soft” on crime. It’s tough on injustice. And it’s about time. Known as the “First Step Act,”

Mike Lee Accuses Tom Cotton of Spreading “Fake News” on Criminal-Justice-Reform Bill

Originally Published by: National Review By: Jack Crowe In a Monday tweet, Senator Mike Lee of Utah lambasted his Republican colleague, Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas, for spreading “fake news” about the bipartisan criminal-justice-reform bill currently making its way through

Prison Reform is on the Horizon — Now the Senate Must Pass It

Originally Published by: Fox News By: Tim Head The U.S. justice system is built upon certain principles. One of them is that offenders make amends for their wrongdoing and provide restitution to their victims. Criminals, including those who commit low-level,