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SUMMARY:Panel Discussion - Expungement Eligibility Requirements
DESCRIPTION:In 2020\, Governor Murphy signed a law as part of his “Second Chance Agenda” to improve expungement laws and create an automatic expungement process. Despite the new law\, there has been little outside advocacy to address the delays in implementation or to create urgency to move forward. \n\nAn implementation campaign is desperately needed to ensure the law is properly implemented\, that it has the impact it intended\, and that we leverage that law for further improvements in the sealing process for our people.\nIn that spirit of action & urgency\, we invite you to join our Zoom meeting with an expert panel of policy\, organizing\, and legal experts to discuss the current challenges with expungement implementation and how to incorporate impacted voices into future advocacy and reforms.\n\n\nJoin Zoom Meeting\nhttps://sandsj-org.zoom.us/j/95146211402?pwd=MmlBU0NYQU1ta3dOOG5ZdnNXRVVPdz09 \nMeeting ID: 951 4621 1402\nPasscode: SANDSJ1
URL:https://www.uufaithaction.org/event/panel-discussion-expungement-eligibility-requirements/
LOCATION:NJ\, United States
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SUMMARY:Salvation and Social Justice
DESCRIPTION:According to an analysis from NJ Advanced Media for 5 years of police use-of-force data from every department in the State\, Black people were three times more likely to be punched\, kicked\, pepper sprayed\, struck with a baton and attacked by a dog in police use-of-force situations and more than twice as likely to be shot.  Very few departments analyze racial profiling.  Of more than 4\,600 uses of force against people under the age of 18\, slightly more than half the subjects were Black\, though they represent only 14.5% of the child population in New Jersey. \n \nWe must break the cycle of violence inflicted upon our communities by: \n\nImplementing community oversight of local police departments;\nUnifying reporting standards and systems; requiring culturally competent implicit bias and psychological analysis and de-escalation training\, and expanding auditing measures to ensure the training is effectively implemented;\nRemoving officers who violate the civil rights of African Americans or demonstrate bias;\nMandating in-car and body-worn cameras—in conjunction with effective policies\, training\, and implementation—and the public release of footage;\nRequiring a five-year residency requirement for all law enforcement;\nDeveloping a truth and reconciliation process to faithfully deal with the history and evidence of abuse.\n\nTogether we can transform this situation!  These are all Joint Hearings Black Legislators\, Clergy and Community Leaders and the hearings will be sed as an opportunity to hear from victims as well as organize communities in how to access the data\, build an accountability commission and hold local law enforcement responsible for problematic issues.
URL:https://www.uufaithaction.org/event/salvation-and-social-justice-2/
LOCATION:Mt. Zion Baptist Church\, 353 South New Road\, Pleasantville\, New Jersey\, 08232
CATEGORIES:Criminal Justice,Racial Justice
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SUMMARY:Salvation and Social Justice
DESCRIPTION:According to an analysis from NJ Advanced Media for 5 years of police use-of-force data from every department in the State\, Black people were three times more likely to be punched\, kicked\, pepper sprayed\, struck with a baton and attacked by a dog in police use-of-force situations and more than twice as likely to be shot.  Very few departments analyze racial profiling.  Of more than 4\,600 uses of force against people under the age of 18\, slightly more than half the subjects were Black\, though they represent only 14.5% of the child population in New Jersey. \n \nWe must break the cycle of violence inflicted upon our communities by: \n\nImplementing community oversight of local police departments;\nUnifying reporting standards and systems; requiring culturally competent implicit bias and psychological analysis and de-escalation training\, and expanding auditing measures to ensure the training is effectively implemented;\nRemoving officers who violate the civil rights of African Americans or demonstrate bias;\nMandating in-car and body-worn cameras—in conjunction with effective policies\, training\, and implementation—and the public release of footage;\nRequiring a five-year residency requirement for all law enforcement;\nDeveloping a truth and reconciliation process to faithfully deal with the history and evidence of abuse.\n\nTogether we can transform this situation!  These are all Joint Hearings Black Legislators\, Clergy and Community Leaders and the hearings will be sed as an opportunity to hear from victims as well as organize communities in how to access the data\, build an accountability commission and hold local law enforcement responsible for problematic issues.
URL:https://www.uufaithaction.org/event/salvation-and-social-justice/
LOCATION:Mt. Zion AME Church\, 39 Morris Street\, New Brnswick\, New Jersey\, 08901
CATEGORIES:Criminal Justice,Racial Justice
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