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    Criminal Justice Reform: A Discussion of Senate Bill 91 — Reducing the Prison Population While Enhancing Public Safety

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    Dunham, Barbara
    Valle, Araceli
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    Alaska Legislature
    Alaska Criminal Justice Commission (2015–2017)
    Alaska Justice Information Center (AJiC)
    Alaska Results First Initiative
    correctional populations
    criminal justice reform
    justice reinvestment
    legislation
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    event.2016-12-08.sb91
    Abstract
    This slideshow, presented at a public discussion on criminal justice reform, presents data on the growth of correctional populations in Alaska and information on criminal justice reform efforts culminating in the passage in July 2016 of Senate Bill 91 (SB91), "Omnibus Criminal Law & Procedure; Corrections," which incorporated recommendations of the Alaska Criminal Justice Commission. Presenters were Barbara Dunham of the Alaska Criminal Justice Commission and Dr. Araceli Valle of the Alaska Justice Information Center (AJiC).
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    Further information and resources from this public event are available at bit.ly/UAASB91.
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    "Criminal justice reform: A discussion of Senate Bill 91 — Reducing the prison population while enhancing public safety" by Barbara Dunham / "Senate Bill 91: Ongoing Use of Data and Evidence" by Araceli Valle
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    2016-12-08
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    University of Alaska Anchorage Justice Center
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    Presentation
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    Dunham, Barbara; & Valle, Araceli. (2016). "Criminal Justice Reform: A Discussion of Senate Bill 91 — Reducing the Prison Population While Enhancing Public Safety" (Powerpoint slide presentation). Presented at Criminal Justice Reform: A Discussion of Senate Bill 91, Anchorage, AK, 8 Dec 2016.
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