Monetary Sanctions

[Alec Karakatsanis @equalityAlec]

Proud to file our first case with @splcenter, @ACLU and @ACLUAlabama to End poverty jailing.@CivRightsCorps https://t.co/MGg3nR5a1y

[Poverty Research IRP @IRP_UW]

IRP's May Podcast: @jbsoss on How Governments and Corporations Made the Criminal Justice System Profitable. https://t.co/HOUysTlGuv

[Kim Spencer-Suarez @kspencersuarez]

Should states charge low-income residents less for traffic tickets? @FinesAndFees reports: https://t.co/b1nHnj7TyP

[Beth Huebner @bethtris]

@FinesAndFees A warning seems better in this case. Why a fine? https://t.co/5b7GKlc9wP

[Alexes Harris @AlexesHarris]

New report examines fines & fees in WA CA TX MO IL MN NC NY GA @USCCRgov @AGLynch @ACLU_WA @ACLU @ALT_DOJ @AltBJS https://t.co/X6lqoAhmcS

[Monetary Sanctions @FinesAndFees]

Public Record, Astronomical Price https://t.co/x9tnyYMlMM via @MarshallProj

[ArchCity Defenders @ArchCityDefense]

2 yrs ago we sued Ferguson & Jennings 4 debtors' prisons. Jennings paid $4.75 mil. Not Ferguson. The work continues. https://t.co/y6rp7HzFmQ

[Monetary Sanctions @FinesAndFees]

A revealing take on traffic enforcement and revenues? https://t.co/I6FRoB2Wpn

[Alexes Harris @AlexesHarris]

@deb_espinosa Thanks for sending. Powerful illustration of the ways fines/fees impact people's lives. @columbialgl_org @FinesAndFees https://t.co/80S8m0u3uQ

[CivTech St. Louis @civtechstl]

Not everyone shows up for court. But why? We asked & this is what they said. #YourSTLCourts @stlcao @Pretrial @safety_justice

[The Marshall Project @MarshallProj]

How much does the U.S. spend on mass incarceration? The total is eye-popping: $182 billion, every year. https://t.co/mc5qdV62Ps via @TheWeek

[Vera Institute of Justice @verainstitute]

BREAKING: Bail, Fines & Fees Cost Justice Systems More Than They Bring In, Our Study Reveals: https://t.co/q4dWVuy67k #ChargingForJustice

[Beth Huebner @bethtris]

Important work. Currently doing work to contentualize these findings in MO. @FinesAndFees https://t.co/UIP3OQRIEd

[The Sentencing Project @SentencingProj]

.@GovernorVA looks to roll back driver's license suspensions as part of criminal justice reform package. https://t.co/rxxhAT2pNX @RTDNEWS

[Kim Spencer-Suarez @kspencersuarez]

Can states make people pay even when their convictions are overturned? @FinesAndFees @KarinMartinPhD @AlexesHarris https://t.co/FGxr2GeV7W

[Washington Post Opinions @PostOpinions]

These people have been barred from voting today because they're in debt https://t.co/vQbXTHRg58 by @KarinMartinPhD & @AnneStuhldreher

[Beth Huebner @bethtris]

Join me and @Atlantic_LIVE on 11/10 to talk criminal justice reform at #NextAmerica: https://t.co/6ffqwAcrzQ

[Monetary Sanctions @FinesAndFees]

The team is meeting to plan this year's work in detail. So much more to do and learn on monetary sanctions in criminal justice!

[HLS Criminal Justice @HLS_CJPP]

"[P]retrial detention helps unravel the fabric of families and communities" via @abc7chicago https://t.co/qSu6bpjDm0 #Chicago #Pretrial