Mass Incarceration and the Need for Sentencing Reform
Mass Incarceration and the Need for Sentencing Reform
Thu, May 2, 1:00 PM
Room L.63, John Jay College of Criminal Justice • New York, NY
Free
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MICS Session I: The History of Mass Incarceration
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By NYU Silver School of Social Work//Evolving Justice
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