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Hawaii's Justice Reinvestment Law Not Achieving Lower Costs and Prisoner Counts
When Hawaii passed the Justice Reinvestment Initiative (JRI) in 2012 it hoped to duplicate the results of the 17 other states adopting similar initiatives, accord to a recent report by the Urban Institute. For a while, the state did see improvement, with Hawaii saving $2.5 million by holding fewer prisoners ...
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