What does SP stand for?

Sentencing Project

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Samples in periodicals archive:

One in 11 inmates in state and federal prisons are serving life sentences, reports The Sentencing Project in No Exit: The Expanding Use of Life Sentences in America.

One in 11 inmates in state and federal prisons are serving life ...

5 million since the early 1970s, said Ryan King, a policy analyst with The Sentencing Project, a Washington-based group that supports criminal justice reform.

ND's longest-serving inmate paroled after 40 years

The Sentencing Project bills its study as the first on life sentencing that also collected race, ethnicity and gender data.

Record number of prison inmates receive life sentence: report

Mark Mauer, executive director of The Sentencing Project, which favors alternatives to prison when appropriate, agrees with Cullen.

Early-release proposal gets mixed response

New, Eastern Kentucky University, "Effectiveness of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Treatment" Second place: Tamika Chase, Eastern Kentucky University, "Marijuana Usage and Delinquency: Preventing a New Generation of Inmates" Volunteers of America Maud Booth Correctional Services Award: Marc Mauer, executive director, The Sentencing Project, Washington, D.

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The Sentencing Project estimated that 377,000 people in Virginia had been disenfranchised as of 2004 because they committed felonies.

Two Va. Dem govs have restored almost 6,000 felons? voting rights

Marc Mauer, executive director of the Sentencing Project, a Washington-based nonprofit advocacy group that researches criminal justice policy, said Maryland officials could have decided it wasn't worth the time or taxpayer money to extradite Parker.

Ailing 81-year-old awaits extradition in North Carolina jail for 1965 ...

King, the report's author and a Sentencing Project policy analyst, says, "The media have exaggerated the prevalence of the drug, as well as distorted its receptivity to treatment.

What's going on with meth? Experts reach different conclusions about ...