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Ending Overcriminalization and Mass Incarceration: Hope from Civil Society
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Anthony B. Bradley

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Jake Cannon is on page 77 of 230

Bradley highlights a powerful reality we need to return to in the American justice system: judicial oversight. Many judges have their hands tied by congressional laws like three-strikes and mandatory minimum sentencing. I think he makes a solid case for judicial oversight.

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Jake Cannon is on page 62 of 230

Absolutely flabbergasted. Just finished chapter 2 on prosocutorial overreach. The roots of mistrust in our judicial system begins with unchecked and unaccountable prosocutors, specifically with decentralized judges and plea bargaining. This is a tough read but so eye-opening.

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