California's Three Strikes Law: Balancing Crime Prevention and Justice Reform

On March 12, 2000, a man named Gary Ewick concealed three golf clubs worth $399 each by placing them up his pants leg and walked out of a Los Angeles-area golf course. Upon discovery, an employee phoned the police, leading to Ewick’s subsequent conviction and a required 25 years to life in prison. How did stealing $1200 worth of golf clubs warrant a potential life sentence in prison?

Who is Kamala Harris?

If Harris were to become president, it would certainly mark a meaningful and historic moment for a country plagued by racism. But she still has much to explain to voters before that can happen.

NationMax RothschildFebruary 25, 2019Attorney General Kamala Harris, 2020 Election, Democratic Party, Criminal Justice ReformComment

The Path Towards Juvenile Justice Reform

Governor Newsom’s proposal may put us on the path towards improving the lives of incarcerated children.