Re-Entry

Pennsylvania Starts Automatically Sealing 30 Million Criminal Records

Florida Governor Vows to Sign Bill Requiring People with Felony Convictions to Pay Before They Can Vote

Proposed Bill Would Make Payment a Prerequisite to Voting in Florida

Lawsuit Alleges Florida Corrections Department Chose Perks Over Lower Phone Rates for Incarcerated People

Denying Hepatitis-C Cure to Incarcerated People and the Risk to Public Health

Inmate Firefighters Risk Lives in California

Texas Dramatically Reduces Cost of Phone Calls from Prison

Race, Voting, and a Gaping Loophole: A Critical Look at the 14th Amendment

States Expand Voting Rights for People on Probation and Parole

Jails and Prisons Are Ending In-Person Visits

State of Alabama Pardons EJI Client Diane Jones

EJI Supports Clients with Re-entry Services

States Advancing Measures to Restore Voting Rights to People with Felony Convictions

Felony Disenfranchisement Up 68 Percent in Kentucky

FCC Changes Position on Relief to Poor Families of Prisoners

EJI Wins Release of Ian Manuel, Who Was Sentenced to Die in Prison at Age 13