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Religion and Criminal Justice

Life Inside October 11, 2018
I Met My Friend in Prison. Now I Doubt His Innocence.
A prison volunteer's belief in second chances faces a difficult test.
By Damian Zurro
The Rev. Ronald Apollo at the flag folding ceremony for his retirement ceremony from the U.S. Air Force in 2017.
News January 26, 2018
The Bureau of Prisons Yields to a Chaplain’s Conscience
The bureau relents in a stalemate over pepper spray.
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Louisiana State Penitentiary warden Burl Cain delivers remarks prior to the screening of the documentary ‘Serving Life,’ by director Lisa R. Cohen, inside the prison chapel in Angola, La., Thursday, July 21, 2011. The film is about the volunteer hospice work done by inmates for inmates dying in the prison. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)
News December 14, 2015
What Angola's Resigning Warden Is Leaving Behind
For 20 years, Burl Cain both punished and preached.
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Feature June 22, 2015
How the Right got Religion on Justice
Pat Nolan and a movement that may have found its moment.
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News March 11, 2015
Barred from Church
Sex-offender laws are raising questions about the right to worship.
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