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High-priced jail phone calls: $15 to talk to your daughter - CalMatters

April 27, 2021

Municipal Fees Bolster Inequity In Low-Income Communities. Sacramento Could Change This - CapRadio

March 24, 2021

Why child support fails California’s kids in poverty - CalMatters

March 15, 2021

Changing unfair fines and fees that can derail the lives of people who can’t afford to pay - CalMatters

March 01, 2021

More libraries dropping late fine policies - KMGH (Denver)

February 11, 2021

Library book late? Overdue fees are going away - USA Today

February 08, 2021

State lifts suspensions of half a million driver’s licenses - CalMatters

January 29, 2021

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Stop suspending driver's licenses for missed court dates - LA Times

January 04, 2021

Why Some Libraries Are Ending Fines - The Atlantic

December 08, 2020

Jail stores should provide low-priced necessities, not generate punitive profits - Spotlight on Poverty & Opportunity

September 02, 2020