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- Source: Pennsylvania Live
Factions Unite Over Prison Reforms in Pennsylvania
Factions from across the political specturm are coming together to present evidence-based changes to the Pennsylvania corrections system that will reduce prison populations and costs without jeopardizing public safety.
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- Source: The Skanner
Kitzhaber Opens Door to Criminal Justice Reform
Gov. Kitzhaber has expanded Oregon’s Commission on Public Safety so it can take a deeper look at how to reduce costs in the Criminal Justice system, while at the same time improving public safety.
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- Source: Northwest Public Radio
Kitzhaber Moves Ahead With Look at Oregon's Public Safety System
Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber hopes a newly revived public safety commission will lead to big changes in the state's criminal justice system. The Democrat issued an executive order Monday that brings back to life a blue ribbon panel created by his predecessor, Ted Kulongoski.
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- Source: Oregon Live
Oregon Leaders Push Ahead on Prision, Crime Reforms
Oregon's top leaders joined forces Monday on reforms to shave prison costs and cut crime. Gov. John Kitzhaber reappointed his Oregon Commission on Public Safety, adding members and charging it with producing a reform package for the 2013 Legislature.
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- Source: www.ktvz.com
Governor Calls for Criminal Justice Reforms
Governor Kitzhaber called Monday for sentencing and corrections changes to improve the effectiveness of public safety programs and reduce costs for taxpayers. more
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- Source: Times-Picayune
Louisiana Incarcerated
Louisiana has more citizens in prison than anywhere else in the world. A New Orleans Times-Picayune team of reporters led by Cindy Chang along with photographer Scott Threlkeld investigates why. Here is a video preview of this Times-Picayune special Report.
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- Source: baltimoresun.com
Maryland's Economic Mobility is Among the Best in U.S.
If you're aiming to be upwardly mobile, living in Maryland might help. more
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- Economic Mobility Project
- Source: wsmv.com
America - The Land of Equal Opportunity for All?
Americans take pride in living in a land of opportunity, where you can "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" and succeed in the face of adversity. But recent research shows that old adage may not be true, depending on where in the country you live. more
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- Economic Mobility Project
- Source: cnn.com
Climbing the Economic Ladder? Think North and East
Where do you have the best chance of climbing the economic ladder? more
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- Economic Mobility Project
- Source: time.com
Which States Have the Most Economic Mobility?
Americans love economic mobility. It’s kind of a founding myth for us: We see ourselves as having broken free from rigid, aristocratic Europe to form a meritocracy that guaranteed a chance to move up in the world. Though there has been much talk lately about rising income inequality in the United States, what has worried pundits on both the left and the right has been recent reports that Americans aren’t as economically mobile as citizens other Western nations. more
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- Source: npr.org
Pew Study: Americans In The Northeast Have More Economic Mobility
A new study from the Pew Charitable Trusts finds economic mobility differs significantly across the United States. The report finds Americans are more likely to move up the economic ladder if they live in the northeast. more
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- Source: bloomberg.com
Climbing Income Ladder Easier in New Jersey Than Texas, Pew Says
A week after the Occupy Wall Street movement protested economic inequality in May Day rallies across the U.S., a study found that the ability to become rich may depend on where you live. more
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- Source: usnews.com
Study: Economic Opportunity Better in Northeast, Worse in South
They call it the American Dream, but it doesn't seem to be stretching from sea to shining sea. more
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- Source: usatoday.com
Study: Economic Mobility Depends on the State You Live In
The ability of individuals to achieve the American dream depends on where they live, according to the first state-by-state look at the opportunity to move up the economic ladder. more
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- Source: thenewsenterprise.com
Ky. Worse Than US in Movement on Earnings Ladder
A new study of which states are more likely to have residents moving up or down the earnings ladder has been released, and Kentucky is among the nine Southern states that have economic mobility below the national average. more