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Council on Policing Reforms and Race: Council Findings and Recommendations

The Council on Policing Reforms and Race released more than fifty recommendations to address policing and public safety. The Council is an independent, non-partisan initiative formed by the National Policing …

Electronic Monitoring Fees: A 50-State Survey of the Costs Assessed to People on E-Supervision

This report examines statutes and rules from all 50 states and D.C. to determine whether their codes authorize fees for electronic monitoring at any point in the justice system and to what extent. It explores statutes related to both pretrial release and post-sentencing supervision, the fee amounts authorized, consequences for nonpayment and, to a limited extent, fees at the local level.

Poor Not Guilty: The Fines and Fees Challenge

Poor Not Guilty: The Fines and Fees Challenge is an interactive educational tool based on a series of real-life experiences that highlight how fines and fees for petty offenses often create impossible situations for those experiencing poverty and/or homelessness.

Council on Policing Reforms and Race: Council Findings and Recommendations

Electronic Monitoring Fees: A 50-State Survey of the Costs Assessed to People on E-Supervision

Poor Not Guilty: The Fines and Fees Challenge

Local Policy Guide: Fee Elimination and Debt Relief

Local Policy Guide: Make Jail Phone Calls Free and Eliminate Commissions and Kickbacks on Commissary Items

Resolve Traffic Debt: Advocate Toolkit

Why We Need to Stop Suspending and Revoking Driver’s Licenses Due to Debt

Local Policy Guide: Reforming Debt-Based Driver’s License Suspensions at the Local Level

Inequitable Fines and Fees Hurt Vulnerable Communities. Now, Policymakers Have an Opportunity For Reform.

How to Use Budgets to Understand Criminal Justice Fines and Fees