Panel on Comprehensive Criminal Justice Reform
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Channel: UChicago Institute of Politics · 2015 · Film & Animation
On Thursday, October 29th, the IOP hosted a panel to discuss what comprehensive criminal justice reform really entails and what measures would have the most impact on society at large and on the majority of prisoners who are non-violent offenders. The conversation, which was moderated Carrie Johnson, NPR's Justice Correspondent, included Alison Holcomb, Director of Campaign for Smart Justice at the ACLU, Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart (also a Fall 2015 Fellow at the IOP), Mark Holden, Senior Vice President of Koch Industries, and Shaka Senghor, Director of Strategy and Innovation at #cut50, as well as a former inmate, herself. If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to [email protected].
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