<p>Despite the difficult conditions of prison, many people inside find a pathway to self-improvement.  How is that possible?  Are there changes in criminal justice policy that even prosecutors could support that would make transformations inside more likely?</p>

Despite the difficult conditions of prison, many people inside find a pathway to self-improvement. How is that possible? Are there changes in criminal justice policy that even prosecutors could support that would make transformations inside more likely?

<p>Despite the difficult conditions of prison, many people inside find a pathway to self-improvement.&nbsp; How is that possible?&nbsp; Are there changes in criminal justice policy that even prosecutors could support that would make transformations inside more likely?</p>

S 2 E 5: ”You Get To The Point Where You’re Doing Dead Time”

A podcast series that investigates the heavy use of incarceration as a response to the harms of crime. Season one explores how many incarcerated people seek to atone for their misdeeds, despite the challenging conditions in prison.   Season two follows a group of prosecutors as they travel inside the walls to learn what it means to be convicted of a violent crime, and to try to overcome the challenges of incarceration.

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A podcast series that investigates the heavy use of incarceration as a response to the harms of crime. Season one explores how many incarcerated people seek to atone for their misdeeds, despite the challenging conditions in prison. Season two follows a group of prosecutors as they travel inside the walls to learn what it means to be convicted of a violent crime, and to try to overcome the challenges of incarceration.

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S 2 E 5: ”You Get To The Point Where You’re Doing Dead Time”

S 2 E 5: ”You Get To The Point Where You’re Doing Dead Time”