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Lifting the Veil: Prisology Sues Federal Bureau of Prisons for Freedom of Information Act Violations

The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is facing a significant challenge to the relative secrecy in which it is used to operating. Prisology, a nonprofit criminal justice reform organization, has announced that it has filed suit against the BOP, alleging that the agency has “flagrantly disregarded” important aspects of the federal government’s Freedom of Information

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Commitment to Change College Scholarship for Federal Prisoners

On June 14, 2014, the Law Office of Jeremy Gordon, in conjunction with the national criminal justice reform organization Prisology, announced the latest installment in their Commitment to Change College Scholarship.  This scholarship covers the cost of tuition and books for one federal prisoner to take one course at the regionally accredited Adams State University,

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Grand courthouse in Cedar Rapids with an American flag in a bright blue sky.

Prisology’s Sentencing Reform T-Shirts

Are you looking for a worthy cause to support?  Our good friends at Prisology have launched a creative campaign to ensure that the U.S. Sentencing Commission makes any revisions to the federal sentencing guidelines retroactive, thus helping not only current and future criminal defendants, but current federal prisoners, too. This project concerns T-shirts and selfies. 

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