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Due Process Institute retweeted
One overlooked item in the ALPR debate: Flock and others had the good fortune of scaling up in the middle of a massive drop in crime that was *already happening.* They've been taking credit for a pre-existing trend. ij.org/how-flock-is-trying-t…
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From my friend @PoliticoNoire: Congress should seal eligible records that keep Americans out of work thehill.com/opinion/criminal…
Read the latest commentary from @pye #parole #politics #fearmongering #parole idueprocess.org/commentary/
Register NOW for our upcoming annual #criminallaw #Scotus preview/review! Free for hill staff and public defenders! October 13 lunch and #cle! eventbrite.com/e/two-views-a…
Read our latest blog from VP @pye regarding common sense limitations to warrantless #masssurveillance by companies like #flock idueprocess.org/go-flock-you…
Due Process Institute retweeted
Grateful to be in Philadelphia to celebrate the passage of the VICTIM Act and @Arnold_Ventures grant to help more agencies become eligible for funding. @PhillyPolice have homicide clearance rates up to 80% and nonfatal shootings at 40. More work to do but on right track.
Due Process Institute retweeted
Today, Arnold Ventures announced a $1 million grant to the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency to help more local agencies take advantage of the newly enacted VICTIM Act and strengthen efforts to solve violent crimes.
Thank you to @AustinDavisPA, @RepHarris, @RepTimBriggs, @SenatorPicozzi, @PPDCommish, and local leaders for advancing this work.
Read the full statement: bit.ly/4fAsSfo
Due Process Institute retweeted
Automated record sealing is helping remove barriers, and new research shows why strong implementation matters.
Due Process Institute retweeted
OUT TODAY: A new CCJ report finds that crime rates in 36 large American cities continued to fall in the first half of 2026, with homicides down 18% from the same period in 2025. Explore the full analysis from co-authors @Ernesto_LopezJr and Bobby Boxerman: counciloncj.org/crime-trends…
Due Process Institute retweeted
Millions of Americans rely on banking services every day, and too many people returning from incarceration are left behind.
Expanding access is good for business, good for reentry, and good for public safety ⬇️
Curious about the #surveillancestate? Want to learn more about #fisa and the efforts to reform it? This free digital briefing is for you! Register: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
Due Process Institute retweeted
Here's my buddy @SeanVitka and me at @thehill: Speaker Johnson, stop playing politics with privacy rights thehill.com/opinion/congress… @iDueProcess @demandprogress
The Sixth Amendment guarantees that juries—not judges—determine the facts necessary to impose criminal punishment. In Mizrahi v. United States, we urge #SCOTUS to restore the jury’s historic role in criminal forfeiture cases.
Read our latest amicus brief: bit.ly/43N5wfG
We applaud the commitment to #SecondChanceMonth and hope this will help lead to removing the barriers that keep millions from rebuilding their lives.
We also urge further action to expand opportunity, reduce recidivism, and make second chances a reality.
whitehouse.gov/briefings-sta…
We celebrated Second Chance Month with our event "Unlocking America's Workforce: How Clean Slate Legislation Strengthens The Economy"
Policy experts spoke to congressional staff on how lawmakers can take the lead on economic growth by supporting second chance legislation
Thank you to our moderator @pye and our amazing panelists: Nan Gibson of JPMorgan Chase PolicyCenter, @_marcus_bullock of @flikshop, @PatrickPurtill of @UnifyUSOfficial, and @PoliticoNoire of @CleanSlate_Init
You can watch the full discussion here: youtu.be/RVF6G5jGzzM?si=gb9s…
The Senate should reject a “clean” reauthorization of Section 702. Forcing it through without real reform ignores years of bipartisan concern and leaves warrantless searches of Americans’ data untouched. Congress must protect both security *and* civil liberties.
Read our alert:
"Section 702 is so vast that it incidentally collects Americans’ information... Some of these AI systems, they can essentially track where you’re coming, where you’re going, where you work, political affiliations." - Vice President @pye
Read more:
nbcnews.com/tech/security/ai…
