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Join us for this year's CALL Festival! We have an amazing line up of keynote speakers, performers, and workshop presenters!

Check out the incredible lineup: https://t.co/ovbo22CtRc

Register today! https://t.co/s2EMY86MTG

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📢📢Save the date!📢📢 UCLA Law's Criminal Justice Program, Prison Law and Policy Program, and UCLA Prison Education Program are collaborating to sponsor "Connecting Art and Law for Liberation to End Mass Incarceration" art festival on April 14 & 15. Link to RSVP in bio!

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Check out @CJPUCLA's latest report, The Ties that Bind, about law enforcement and DCFS partnerships in Los Angeles County: https://t.co/NK5DHo5HHm. Thanks to @ChallengeIneq for funding this research project!

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The researchers found that while there was some progress in the immediate aftermath of Humphrey, many counties are reverting back to pre-Humphrey rates of pretrial incarceration.

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Check out the latest from UCLA's Pretrial Justice Clinic & @BerkeleyLawPAC!

Largely Unchanged, The Limits of In re Humphrey on Pretrial Incarceration is an updated analysis of whether Humphrey is affecting the pretrial landscape in CA.

https://t.co/APttPtHxPz

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📣New article alert!

Check out CJP faculty dir. @Ingrid_Eagly
& Steven Shafer's "Detained Immigration Courts".

They argue that detained imm. courts threaten due process & fundamental fairness by disadvantaging people detained during their case.

https://t.co/Jt3wNL3ALG

[Ingrid Eagly @Ingrid_Eagly]

Excited to share my new article, Detained Immigration Courts, coauthored with @stevenshafer and just published @VirginiaLawRev. You can find the paper here, https://t.co/3kVxS1uMLc. Thank you to the incredible editorial team @VirginiaLawRev.

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We are excited to welcome our 2024 summer fellow Cooper Harris, '26! As a CJP fellow, Cooper will research alternatives to incarceration for foster youth; draft a pretrial bench book for judges in OH; & help provide legal services to youth referred to diversion.

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UCLA Law alumni and current Parole Commissioner Jack Weiss joined us to talk with our students about his role as a commissioner and the California parole process.

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As the semester ends, we look back on CJP's incredible lineup of events this semester!

We kicked it off with our panel on the closure of CA's youth prisons, w/ Ka’lee Matthews @AHJNetwork, Grecia Reséndez @CJCJ (Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice) & Aditi Sherikar @cdfca

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Following that, we hosted Judge John Gleeson who talked about his efforts through the Holloway Project to advocate for second look sentencing for people incarcerated in the federal system. @Debevoise

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Next was our panel focused on how attorneys advocating for incarcerated people in prisons can partner with journalists to expose dangerous and sometimes deadly conditions inside, featuring Corene Kendrick (ACLU) and Jimmy Jenkins (Arizona Republic).

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📢Check out this important new article, "Transinstitutional Policing" from CJP affiliated faculty @ProfSPatel!

[SSRN @SSRN]

@ProfSPatel provides a framework for analyzing policing within institutional settings, showing how bureaucratic organizations use #police to control & manage race-class subjugated individuals.

Read More: https://t.co/RArD1tYCt4
Subscribe for Free: https://t.co/CBhrXaf3q0

#law

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Congratulations to CJP faculty @JCSchwartzProf for her book Shielded, which is a finalist in the book category for the ABA Silver Gavel awards!

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Congratulations, @JoannaSchwartz
@VikingBooks Shielded makes the list!

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Check out this incredible work!

[National Employment Law Project @NelpNews]

🧵Building off previous work w/@uclalabor & @anewwayoflife1, @UCLA_Law professor @NoahZatz & NELP attorney Han Lu just released the first installment in an ongoing project examining #WorkerProtections in court-ordered community service work programs: https://t.co/QQoU7jHyi0

[UCLA School of Law @UCLA_Law]

Students in @UCLA Law's Veterans Legal Clinic co-authored a report that examines policing within veterans affairs health centers with @DisabilityCA & @NamvetsAmerica. #LawTwitter
https://t.co/VlAP8ISObW

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This report addresses concerns about policing in VA health centers, which may hinder access to services and result in racial profiling and violence against Black, Latinx, disabled, or unhoused veterans.

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Last week, UCLA's Veteran's Legal Clinic & @DisabilityCA , w/ @NamvetsAmerica, released a new report, “Unmasking Policing in Veterans Healthcare: Advocating for Equitable Access to Services for Disabled and Unhoused Veterans.”

Read the full report here: https://t.co/1UWQ888Mir

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Thurs. March 7 at 4pm in Royce 314: Join us for a screening & conversation of the documentary #1MExperiments, a multimodal project that explores how we define and create safety in the world without the use of prisons or police. https://t.co/xhxs5wqfww

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CJP extends a huge congratulations to UCLA Law alum Frankie Guzman for being honored with this award from the James Irvine Foundation!

Frankie has been a part of 20 pieces of successful legislation on youth justice issues & we can think of no one more deserving of this award!

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The moment we've all been waiting for is finally here! We are thrilled to introduce the recipients of the 2024 James Irvine Foundation Leadership Awards.

Join us in recognizing these nine outstanding Californians!

Meet the recipients: https://t.co/7jF1lGxJNR

#IrvineAwards

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Leah Zeidler-Ordaz, @UCLA_Law CJP Youth Justice Policy Lead, quoted in @TheImprintNews on the DOJ’s report calling on states to eliminate fines and fees: https://t.co/s6tvQz07NM

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An incredible tribute to the huge contribution @SharonDolovich has made to UCLA Law by founding the Prison Law & Policy Program.

We are grateful to call her a colleague and collaborator!

[UCLA School of Law @UCLA_Law]

As @UCLA Law's Prison Law and Policy Program nears its 10-year anniversary, its founder @SharonDolovich, professor & nationally recognized prison law expert, reflects on its past, present and future. #LawTwitter https://t.co/NhmaDaF2Ly