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Mr. Sitthivong Goes to Washington

Felix Sitthivong, who is serving 65 years in a Washington prison, recently testified before the state’s House Public Safety Committee in support of a bill that could decrease his time. “They can stall our bills,” he writes of the “disappointing” outcome, “but they can never stall our dedication.”

Life Inside • 05.21.2021

A Dangerous Limbo: Probation and Parole in the Time of COVID-19

Closed courts, faulty technology and delays in post-release programs are among a range of barriers keeping a population prime for release behind bars.

Coronavirus • 05.06.2020

Probation and Parole Officers Are Rethinking Their Rules As Coronavirus Spreads

Social distancing is pressing officials across the country to skip traditional methods such as jailing people for “technical violations” like missing check-ins.

Coronavirus • 04.03.2020

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