Citing a Pew Charitable Trust issue brief – More Imprisonment Does Not Reduce State Drug Problems – released last year that found more imprisonment does not reduce state drug problems, the Alliance for Safety and Justice expressed support for state lawmakers to pass Senate Bill 3 to better address Ohio’s addiction epidemic and improve the health and safety of communities across the state.
Pew Study Shows Drug Problems Not Solved by Imprisonment, Ohio Data Shows Overdoses Not Reduced by Felony Convictions & Incarceration
Posted On Kristina VillariniPress release
Alliance for Safety and Justice & Partners to Launch Ad Campaign in Support of Ohio Bill to Address Addiction during Ohio State-Michigan and Browns-Steelers Games
Posted On Kristina VillariniPress release
The campaign will begin with a 60-second commercial during the Ohio State-Michigan and Cleveland Browns-Pittsburgh Steelers football games, detailing the story of a Seville, Ohio father who lost his son to an overdose after receiving a felony conviction for low-level, simple drug possession.
Leading into Democratic Presidential Debate, Advocates Point to CA as Model of Criminal Justice Reforms That Candidates Have Proposed
Posted On Kristina VillariniPress release
Ahead of tonight’s Democratic Presidential debate in Los Angeles, advocates pointed to the State of California as a prime example of a state that has successfully implemented criminal justice reforms to reduce incarceration and improve public safety.