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12/07/21-LA Entry“Incarceration is bound with systems of poverty and a lack of access to opportunity, especially education and socioeconomic mobility. Participation and intensity of engagement in programs like BPI might disrupt these cycles,” CJRA Study.

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11/11/21-Des Moines Register “We’ve come to realize that damage that can do to one’s psyche and how doing that doesn’t really address the problem of why the person is suicidal in the first place,” Christine Tartaro, CJRA Expert.

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11/3/21-The National Interest “Gun violence remains at the forefront of the public policy debate when it comes to enacting new or strengthening existing gun legislation in the United States,” said Janice Iwama, CJRA Expert.

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10/29/21-National Affairs “Over the last decade, high-profile mass shootings in the United States have brought gun policies back to the front of the public policy debate. While Americans remain divided on a number of gun policies, background checks have drawn bipartisan support. ” Janice Iwama, CJRA Expert.

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10/25/21-Bearing Arms “Gun violence remains at the forefront of the public policy debate when it comes to enacting new or strengthening existing gun legislation in the United States. ” Janice Iwama, CJRA Expert.

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10/25/21-Northeast Shooters “Gun violence remains at the forefront of the public policy debate when it comes to enacting new or strengthening existing gun legislation in the United States. ” Janice Iwama, CJRA Expert.

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10/25/21-Politico “Gun violence remains at the forefront of the public policy debate when it comes to enacting new or strengthening existing gun legislation in the United States. ” Janice Iwama, CJRA Expert.

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10/22/21-Florida News Times “Gun violence remains at the forefront of the public policy debate when it comes to enacting new or strengthening existing gun legislation in the United States. Yet the political polarization and relatively limited scholarly research on guns and gun violence make it difficult for policymakers and practitioners to enact and implement legislation […]

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