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Jeff Rosen

Sometimes people’s sentences are too long, they have paid their debt to society, and they can return home. It’s a win-win for our community.

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Diana Becton

Except as a last resort, lengthy prison terms are expensive and unsustainable. They displace important public safety investments and often are not in the interest of justice or racial equity.

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Dwain Woodley

We must end long sentences that are not in the interest of justice or public safety. That's the only way to break the cycle of recidivism and to repair broken communities.

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Jeff Reisig

The job of the prosecutor is to strive for justice. Now, prosecutors have this unique ability to offer second chances. We should work to give people second chances when they earn them.

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