On the recordJuly 7, 2026
Under current laws, someone accused of a non-criminal violation is often forced to sit in a cell for weeks before even seeing the evidence against them.
Under current laws, someone accused of a non-criminal violation is often forced to sit in a cell for weeks before even seeing the evidence against them.
Commenting on the need for parole reform.
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this is not good public health. I am very troubled on this Sunday morning that there will be people who will get sick and, perhaps, die because of what we were forced to do. Our team has done the good work only to have it compromised.