President Obama Highlights Criminal Justice Reform

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Newark, New Jersey – On Monday, November 2nd, 2015, President Barack Obama traveled to Newark, New Jersey, to talk about criminal justice reform and highlight the re-entry process of formerly incarcerated individuals. The President gave his remarks at the S.I. Newhouse Center for Law and Justice at Rutgers University-Newark.

During his address, President Obama announced new initiatives to reform the rehabilitation of former inmates. Featured in his administration’s plans are new grants to aid in education, job training, housing, legal and children’s services. Plus, an initiative to ban the box — eliminating criminal history questions on federal job applications.



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