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A Look Back at the 2024 Second Chance Act Conference

In December 2024, 700 reentry leaders, experts, and Second Chance Act (SCA) grantees from across the country gathered in Philadelphia for the 2024 Sec...
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Expungement, Defamation and False Light: Is What Happened before What Really Happened or Is There a Chance for a Second Act in America?

This article, from the Loyola University Chicago Law Journal, addresses the problems faced by individuals who have been harmed by the continued availa...

September 22, 2023

The Case for Second Chances: A Conversation About Criminal Justice, Collateral Consequences, and Clemency

Join the Office of the Pardon Attorney for this special event addressing the collateral consequences of incarceration and the role of record-clearing ...

November 29, 2023

Is Voting a Crime? The Criminalization of Voting: Overview of Voter Prosecutions

VIEW THIS WEBINAR The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers filmed a panel discussion of the reprehensible cycle of criminalization some...

2015 National Crime Victims’ Rights Week Resource Guide

This resource ­from the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office for Victims of Crime and the National Center for Victims of Crime is designed to help comm...

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