SCJN Conference Materials - 2023

Conference information and resources relevant to the panels presented at the 22nd Annual State Criminal Justice Network Conference, which will be held virtually August 16-17, 2023.

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Day 1: Thursday, August 16th

Setting the Stage: 50 Years of Mass Incarceration in America – Where Do We Go From Here?


Pretextual Policing: Keeping Minor Stops from Becoming Major Harms


#EndMassIncarceration: 50 Years of Failure

In 2023, NACDL and advocates across the country are commemorating 50 years of America’s unjust, discriminatory, and ineffective policy of mass incarceration. You can learn more at www.NACDL.org/50YearsMassIncarceration.


How to Meaningfully Advance Pretrial and Bail Reform, while Combatting Misinformation



Day 2: Thursday, August 17th

Reversing the Tide on Geofence and Keyword Warrants

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Drug Decriminalization in Oregon


Effective Messaging to Advance Criminal Legal Reform

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