Justice Reinvestment includes federal funding for employment programs, libraries, schools, and social services in disadvantaged neighborhoods if states can show evidence that they have reduced their prison populations with no increase in the crime rate.

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Justice Reinvestment is a strategy that reallocates resources from the criminal justice system to community programs, including employment, education, and social services, contingent on states demonstrating reduced incarceration rates without increasing crime.

Justice Reinvestment Includes Federal Funding for Employment Programs, Libraries, Schools