by jeffgrant | Aug 14, 2018 | Blog
If’ Injects Humanity Into Incarceration by Markeshia Ricks | Jul 26, 2018, Reprinted from New Haven Independent Officer Bogucki working with inmates. Seattle Police Officer Kim Bogucki often asks herself if there was something she could change that would alter the...
by jeffgrant | Jun 5, 2018 | Blog
Mike Lawlor has three goals for criminal justice reform in Connecticut: Reduce crime. Reduce spending. And restore the public’s confidence in the system. From his vantage point as a professional criminal justice reformer, Connecticut is well on its way to achieving...
by jeffgrant | Jun 2, 2018 | Blog
Connecticut Closing Prisons But Offering Fewer Community Services To Former Inmates Reprinted from WNPR, June 1, 2018 As Connecticut sees fewer people behind bars and a drop in crime rates, officials say there’s some concern over the lack of services for those...
by jeffgrant | May 29, 2018 | Blog, Videos
Jeff Grant Discusses Navigating Life with Bipolar Disorder with Filmmaker Alex Silver, May 26, 2018....
by jeffgrant | May 24, 2018 | Articles, Blog
Better Call Larry If your high-priced lawyers couldn’t keep you out of prison, some ex-cons say they can help you navigate what comes next. by Amanda Cantrell, Reprinted from Institutional Investor, May 23, 2018 With his omnipresent dark glasses, bald head, and...
by jeffgrant | May 23, 2018 | Articles, Blog
Surviving Prison as a Wall Street Convict: The Inside Story of Life Inside By Amanda Cantrell: Reprinted from Institutional Investor, May 23, 2018 On a sunny afternoon in May, about a dozen inmates at Otisville prison camp played handball. Adjacent to the court was a...
