For the past 30 years, the Carolina Justice Policy Center has worked on a wide range of policy issues including sentencing reform, developing and improving community-based corrections programs, and addressing critical problems in the use of the death penalty.

 

 

The Carolina Justice Policy Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to developing and promoting effective, equitable and humane solutions to criminal justice problems.

 

 

 

Easley tells state agencies to cut budgets

9/25/2008


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What is a Gang?

-News and Observer

 

 

While many might think of gangs as large, active groups with a criminal intent, the NC statute only requires 3 members.

Will the new definition really address the gang problem or make poor white, black and Hispanic youth more vulnerable to profiling?

Read the Justice Policy Institute's report on the failure of enforcement tactics and the need for effective public strategies.