The troubling confluence of overcriminalization and ever-expanding collateral consequences in the electronic era has not affected all people equally. Poor and minority communities, where residents are policed most heavily and where zero-tolerance policing practices have led to skyrocketing numbers of minor quality of life arrests, bear the brunt of the nation's crimialization obsession. As a result, African Americans and Hispanics bear the brunt of consequences that follow a criminal record.
Collateral Consequences (Policy), David Singleton - Executive Director, Ohio Justice & Policy Center (Cincinnati, OH)
Collateral Consequences (Practice), Amanda David - Assistant Federal Defender, E.D. of New York (New York, NY)
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