Table 2: At a Glance: Will Moving Collection of Criminal Justice Debt to the Civil Justice Collection System Achieve the Improvements Advocates Seek?
Table 2 of Collecting Criminal Justice Debt Through the State Civil Justice System.
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Appendix B: Statutes Allowing Fines, Court Costs, or Indigent Defense Costs to be Treated as Civil Judgments
Appendix B of Collection of Criminal Justice Debt Through the State Civil Justice System
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Appendix A: State Law Allowing Restitution Obligation to be Treated as a Civil Judgment
Appendix A of Collecting Criminal Justice Debt Through the State Civil Justice System.
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Collecting Criminal Justice Debt Through the State Civil Justice System
A primer for advocates and policy makers INTRODUCTION The use of the criminal justice system to collect fines, fees, restitution, and other types of criminal justice debt has been condemned as punitive, self-defeating, discriminatory, and, in some cases, unconstitutional. Would use of the existing civil justice system be a viable alternative? The criminal justice system’s…
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Fact Sheet Supporting Mass Fair Chance in Employment Act Regarding Credit Checks by Employers
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Letter to CA Senate Regarding Direct Deposits to Qualifying Accounts, Overdraft Features
Support Letter for CA SB 497: Qualifying Accounts for Direct Deposit of State Payments
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Letter in Support of the Forced Arbitration Injustice Repeal (FAIR) Act
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