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    Nebraska Criminal Justice Review, September 2020

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    Beckman, Mel (editor)
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    20 Issue
    3

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    http://hdl.handle.net/10504/128436
    Abstract
    CONTENTS:

    The Politics of New Prisons Part #1, by Marshall Lux

    Amending Nebraska’s felony murder rule: a small step in the right direction, by Tom Riley

    “BLK. PRISONER”, by Shaheed K. Biko Hamza

    Preparing for Parole Board hearings, by Alex Ross

    Shackled & Chained, by Antone L. Page

    Issues with the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services, by James M. Saylor

    Policing the police: Civilian oversight, by John Krejci

    There’s No Such Thing as a “Blue Life.” Why “Blue Lives Matter” Needs to Go Away, by Amanda Frost

    Agenda: Reduction of Prison Population by 50% in 10 years

    Petition to remove the sex offense registry, by Jeanie Mezger

    Covid-19 in U.S. and Nebraska Prisons – An August Update, by Linda K. Ohri

    A call for education, by Benjermin Frith

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