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Hastings Race and Poverty Law Journal

Volume 11, Number 1 (Winter 2014)

Articles

How Mainstream Reformers Design Ambitious Reentry Programs Doomed to Fail and Destined to Reinforce Targeted Mass Incarceration and Social Control
Gerald P. Lopez

The Inmate Export Business and Other Financial Adventures: Correctional Policies for Times of Austerity
Hadar Aviram

Forced Evictions, Mass Displacement, and the Uncertain Promise of Land and Property Restitution in Haiti
Greger B. Calhan

Notes

Sentenced to Die in Prison: Life without Parole as an Eighth Amendment Violation for All Juveniles and Especially Those Who Have Not Killed
Morgan S. McGinnis

No to Bratton: A Rejection of Stop and Frisk, and a Call for Progressive Reform in Oakland
Robert S. Greer Jr.

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