Alabama Appleseed Center For Law And Justice, Inc.
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Confronting unjust systems through research, bridge building, and advocacy to create an Alabama that prioritizes justice and opportunity. Justice and equity for all Alabamians. Research, policy change, coalition building & legal services. Achieving justice and equity for all Alabamians.
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New collaborative project serving justice-involved women! Big thanks to longtime funders at the National Football League Foundation for all the support! (fb)
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Attention advocates! The public comment period for the proposed new parole guidelines is open until July 4. Read all about it from the Alabama Daily News and check the link in the comments for the new guidelines and contact information to submit comments. (fb)
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88 of Alabama voters believe in Second Chances. Do you. More than 200 people are sentenced to die in prison for crimes where no one was physically harmed. Its past time to address this injustice.
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