Trump’s Embrace of First Step Act is Fake Reform
November 16, 2018
The First Step Act does not represent real reform. It carves out those most vulnerable to the
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JusticeLA Celebrates 1 Year of Resistance!
September 26, 2018
One year ago today, community members delivered 100 jail beds to the Los Angeles County Board of
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Statement on L.A. County Supervisors Vote to Approve $2.2B to Build New Jail
June 29, 2018
JusticeLA issues statement on L.A. County Board of Supervisors vote to approve $2.2 billion new replacement for
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JusticeLA Issues Letter to Supervisors As Future of Bail Reform Hangs in the Balance with SB 10
June 05, 2018
Today, JusticeLA issued the following letter to members of the L.A. County Board of Supervisors calling on
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Statement: JusticeLA Opposes FIRST STEP Act
May 30, 2018
JusticeLA, a coalition of community organizations working with directly impacted communities affected by incarceration, has joined the
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L.A. County’s Bail Reform Proposal Lacks Actual Reform
April 23, 2018
L.A. County’s Bail Reform Proposal Lacks Actual Reform JusticeLA releases detailed report on Bail Reform Motion LOS
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JusticeLA to Bring Critical Discussion on Providing Alternatives to Incarceration to East Los Angeles
March 28, 2018
Continuing in a series of curated dialogues spread across Los Angeles County in local communities, JusticeLA will
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Petition – Stop the Wasteful $3.5 Billion Jail Construction Project!
January 19, 2018
Petition – Stop the Wasteful $3.5 Billion Jail Construction Project! More incarceration does NOT equal less crime
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JusticeLA Town Hall Calls on White People to Step Up on Prison Reform
January 16, 2018
JusticeLA Town Hall Calls on White People to Step Up on Prison Reform Unabridged transcript of a
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Op-Ed: JusticeLA Fights LA County’s Jail Expansion Plan
January 08, 2018
Jason David, the co-founder of Aware-LA asks, "Why do we still lock millions of people behind bars?"
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The JusticeLA Coalition is standing together with one voice to issue our own call to action to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors that reimagines our collective future and launches the JusticeLA campaign, with our own flavor.
