[OSU Youth Violence Prevention] An End to Lock 'Em Up Politics: Reforming the Criminal Justice System in Ohio April 27, 2010 at 6pm

[Angela Harvey]

Expert panelists will lead a discussion on the disastrous consequences
of "tough on crime" polices that have led Ohio to simply incarcerate,
rather than rehabilitate, offenders. Because of these policies,
prisons designed to house 38,000 people now hold over 52,000--
resulting in strained state and county budgets--without making us
safer. Panelists include: Stephen Johnson Grove (Ohio Justice and
Policy Center staff attorney), Mark Godsey (faculty director of the
University of Cincinnati College of Law Ohio Innocence Project), and
Gary Daniels (associate director, ACLU of Ohio). Presented by The ACLU
of Ohio, the Ohio Innocence Project, the Ohio Justice and Policy
Center, and the Ohio State University Department of African American
and African Studies.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010 -- 6pm
at the Ohio State University Dept of African-American and African
Studies Community Extension Center
905 Mount Vernon Ave, Columbus, Ohio 43203

FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
To RSVP, call 216/472-2220 or e-mail con...@acluohio.org

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