Right On Crime
@RightOnCrime
Supporting conservative solutions for reducing crime, restoring victims, reforming offenders, and lowering taxpayer costs.
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https://linktr.ee/right.on.crime 14-08-2010 16:34:15
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Right On Crime applauds the bipartisan passage of the Oklahoma Survivors’ Act which would give courts the ability to impose lower sentences on survivors of domestic violence whose victimization was a significant factor in their underlying offense. marilyndavidson…
Discussing the Weaponization of Government at the America First Policy Summit, ROC Executive Director Brett L. Tolman says “When you inject politics and allow them to go after their enemies, you have an almost untouchable government agency that can wield power, without any…
“We have a labor participation rate that is one of the lowest in the nation here in Mississippi.” - @Rightoncrime Mississippi State Director Scott E. Peyton. Learn why continuing parole is an important policy to strengthen the workforce and public safety. brnw.ch/21wIWTa
For 15 years, the Second Chance Act has invested in state and local efforts to improve outcomes for people leaving prison and jail, serving hundreds of thousands of Americans and creating safer communities. #SecondChanceMonth
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Preparing for the 2024 Unlocking Hidden Talent Summit hosted by Fletcher College and sponsored by the Bayou Region Reentry Coalition, Louisiana Workforce Commission Goodwill New Orleans Right On Crime and Terrebonne Economic Development Authority. #SecondChanceMonth #employment #lalege
For nearly 20 years, John Rush has been building companies that provide #secondchances to previously incarcerated individuals. His latest venture is Clean Turn, a company that revitalizes commercial and residential spaces—and, in turn, its employees.
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This is a big step by United States Sentencing Commission on ending the practice of using acquitted conduct in sentencing. Right On Crime Brett L. Tolman
This is a positive move, but bail should always be based on an individual's potential threat to public safety, regardless of whether it's their first offense or not. Basing bail on someone’s financial situation does little to ensure our communities are safe. Right On Crime
Enjoyed it Brett L. Tolman and it’s exciting to see the conservative voice of Right On Crime leading the criminal justice conversations
A perspective on the need for greater prosecutor transparency from CCJ Chief Policy Counsel Marc A. Levin 🇺🇸🇺🇦 in the San Antonio San Antonio Express-News: expressnews.com/opinion/commen…
Living out a purpose can transform lives. On The ROC Podcast, Pastor Stephen Wilson from Gateway Church details the importance of purpose for incarcerated individuals and how it contributes to their successful reentry. #SecondChanceMonth 👇
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Parole is integral to a system designed to not only punish but also provide a chance for rehabilitation and redemption. The data supports and points to the success of parole in #Mississippi . Right On Crime #secondchancemonth #publicsafety #mleg
Great evening with the members of the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison Reform Coalition discussing my ARrow Center for Justice Reform Norway Prison Tour experience and ways to apply lessons learned in #Louisiana . Nina Hanssen Right On Crime Arthur Rizer
Celebrated Corrections Professionals Appreciation Day at the Louisiana Parole Project with Louisiana DOC - Secretary Leblanc, his staff and many others! #SecondChanceMonth Right On Crime
🎙️ Is prison enough? Founder of @FourthPurpose, Josh Smith details how punishment with no direction fails incarcerated individuals and entire communities after their release on a new episode of The ROC Podcast with Brett L. Tolman 👇
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Appreciate the shout out to Right On Crime and Texas Public Policy Foundation for our research and report on abuse of solitary confinement.