Incarceration: A Family Crisis: True stories of families and the critical need for Sentencing Reform
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Incarceration: A Family Crisis: True stories of families and the critical need for Sentencing Reform

by Pat Galloway

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Incarceration: A Family Crisis uses true stories to illuminate the impact of imprisonment on families. Pat Galloway highlights the personal consequences of incarceration and makes the case for examining sentencing practices, offering a focused perspective on the urgent need for meaningful sentencing reform.

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Incarceration: A Family Crisis explores how imprisonment can affect entire families, not only the individuals serving sentences.

Drawing on true stories, the book presents personal perspectives on the consequences of incarceration for families.

It also addresses the critical need for sentencing reform and invites consideration of how laws and policies shape family life.

Written by Pat Galloway, this work focuses on incarceration as a social and family crisis.

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