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Debtor's Prison and Resources: ModState Podcast Episode 153
Welcome back to the ModState Podcast.
On this episode John and Nate talk about debtor prison, lack of resources and how to move forward bringing as much equal opportunity to everyone.
This episode was prompted by an ACLU article/petition doing away with aspects of the judicial system that put people in prison because they are poor. Thanks for listening.
Show Notes:
1) ACLU and debtor prisons
https://www.aclu.org/issues/smart-justice/sentencing-reform/ending-modern-day-debtors-prisons?redirect=feature/ending-modern-day-debtors-prisons
On this episode John and Nate talk about debtor prison, lack of resources and how to move forward bringing as much equal opportunity to everyone.
This episode was prompted by an ACLU article/petition doing away with aspects of the judicial system that put people in prison because they are poor. Thanks for listening.
Show Notes:
1) ACLU and debtor prisons
https://www.aclu.org/issues/smart-justice/sentencing-reform/ending-modern-day-debtors-prisons?redirect=feature/ending-modern-day-debtors-prisons
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Welcome back to the ModState Podcast.
On this episode John and Nate talk about debtor prison, lack of resources and how to move forward bringing as much equal opportunity to everyone.
This episode was prompted by an ACLU article/petition doing away with aspects of the judicial system that put people in prison because they are poor. Thanks for listening.
Show Notes:
1) ACLU and debtor prisons
https://www.aclu.org/issues/smart-justice/sentencing-reform/ending-modern-day-debtors-prisons?redirect=feature/ending-modern-day-debtors-prisons
On this episode John and Nate talk about debtor prison, lack of resources and how to move forward bringing as much equal opportunity to everyone.
This episode was prompted by an ACLU article/petition doing away with aspects of the judicial system that put people in prison because they are poor. Thanks for listening.
Show Notes:
1) ACLU and debtor prisons
https://www.aclu.org/issues/smart-justice/sentencing-reform/ending-modern-day-debtors-prisons?redirect=feature/ending-modern-day-debtors-prisons