Carolina Justice Policy Center

The U.S. Supreme Court found in April, 2008, that Kentucky's lethal injection protocol to sedate, paralyze and kill may be used. The temporary moratorium remains in place in North Carolina as courts continue to sort through a number of legal issues. Please check this site periodically for updates.

NC execution dates have been placed on hold since December, 2007, as these challenges work their way through the courts. read more


	Peter Bell - Durham Re-entry Graduate Barbara Lowrey - Drug Treatment Court Graduate Richard Ibasco - Day Reporting Center Graduate Wilbert Edwards - Graduate of TROSA, a 2 year Residential Program Tina Ragan - Completed Sentencing Services *People who graduate from a well-structured community-based program are one-half as likely to be rearrested.* Want to learn more about the following community-based corrections programs? Click Here. Pretrial Release Drug Treatment Court TASC Criminal Justice Partnership Program Residential Programs Reentry	Wi

In 1994, North Carolina reformed its sentencing practices by enacting the Structured Sentencing Act. The Carolina Justice Policy Center worked to insure that Intermediate Sanctions are an integral part of the Sentencing Structure. The NC legislature improved the structure in August, 2009 by adopting revisions that make the sentencing grid more predictable and consistent.