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Guilty Until Proven Innocent: What to Know About Criminal Justice Reform Before the Midterm Elections

Guilty Until Proven Innocent: What to Know About Criminal Justice Reform Before the Midterm Elections

NYU Wagner Review11/01/201811/02/2018

By Elisa Nolasco The United States Constitution guarantees the presumption of innocence, yet 67% of New York’s incarcerated population is legally innocent. Thousands of New Yorkers are

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2018 Midterm Election Edition

2018 Midterm Election Edition

NYU Wagner Review10/30/201810/31/2018

  This year, The Wagner Review challenged writers to think about the political implications of the policies they are most interested in as the 2018 midterm elections

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The Reality of Pretrial Detention in Countries of the Americas

The Reality of Pretrial Detention in Countries of the Americas

NYU Wagner Review04/21/201708/03/2017

by  Liliana Sanchez A prisoner is a person legally withheld of their freedom as a punishment for crimes or offenses committed, or as a preventative measure while

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