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John,
Please join The Sentencing Project for a national dialogue on whether the parole system can be rehabilitated.
Inspired by Ben Austen’s new book, Correction: Parole, Prison and the Possibility of Change [[link removed]] , panelists will discuss the history and intent of parole and how it has evolved over the decades based on research and personal experiences. We will also explore whether this system can be rehabilitated, or whether states should look to enacting second look judicial resentencing legislation instead. Lastly, we will discuss concepts of restorative justice and how to engage victims in a trauma-informed way.
Panelists:
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Ben
Austen,
Journalist
from
Chicago
and
the
author
of
Correction:
Parole,
Prison,
and
the
Possibility
of
Change
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Lisa
D.
Daniels,
Founder
and
Executive
Director
of
the
Darren
B.
Easterling
Center
for
Restorative
Practices
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Michelle
Lewin,
Executive
Director,
Parole
Prep
Project
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Anthony
Muhammad,
Advisor,
ACLU
of
Maryland/Maryland
Parole
Partnership
Moderator : Becky Feldman, Second Look Network Director at The Sentencing Project
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Second Look Network Director
Email: [email protected] [[email protected]]
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