Since the start of the 115th Congress and the presidential inauguration, we have seen messages coming from the White House, the legislative branch and the Supreme Court that give a mixed impression of the future of criminal justice reform. These range from exe
From North Carolina to Arkansas, laws that could restrict the right to vote are being debated in state legislatures and challenged in the courts.
On February 1, 2017, join Reform Jews from across the United States who are calling their senators and urging them to oppose the confirmation of Senator Jeff Sessions as Attorney General. This day of action comes at a crucial time, as the Senate Judiciary
On Thursday, January 19, President Obama commuted sentences for 330 federal inmates. This comes just a couple of days after the White House announced that President Obama had granted pardons or commuted the sentences of 273 people on Tuesday, January 17.
When President-elect Trump nominated Senator Jeff Sessions (R-AL) to be the next U.S. Attorney General, we carefully examined the Senator’s long record in public life.
