Still more great new essays in Brennan Center's "Punitive Excess" series

I highlighted here a few months a terrific new essay series assembled by the Brennan Center for Justice under the title “Punitive Excess.”  I am pleased to see that new essays are continuing to be added to the series now on a weekly basis, and here are the three most recent entries everyone should be sure to check out:

• “Covid-19 and the Struggle for Health Behind Bars” by Homer Venters

• “Collateral Consequences and the Enduring Nature of Punishment” by Cameron Kimble and Ames Grawert

• “Probation and Parole as Punishment” by Peggy McGarry

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