Two-thirds of those in jail are nonviolent offenders, often held for minor technical violations, which feels fundamentally wrong.

Imprisonment is not an effective intervention for addiction. After release, individuals face a significantly higher risk of dying from drug-related causes, indicating that incarceration does not address the underlying issues of addiction.

A recent survey indicated that 40% of people who were fired believed it was unjust, reflecting a disconnect in performance perceptions within organizations.

Many individuals are unaware when their rights have been violated, which is a significant issue in areas like housing and debt collection.

The U.S. has seen a dramatic increase in incarceration rates since the 1980s, largely due to the war on drugs and harsh sentencing for victimless crimes.

The fact that Epstein was found dead in a secure prison under suspicious circumstances is a huge indictment of the entire system.

I realized that many people who committed crimes had challenging lives and lacked opportunities, similar to my own upbringing.

72% of people are struggling with stress, and 70% have at least one feature of burnout, indicating a significant rise in mental health problems.

The California Innocence Project faces a backlog of cases due to the overwhelming amount of documentation that must be reviewed, which AI can help expedite.