Prosecutorial Misconduct: The Hidden Driver of Mass Incarceration

Update: 2018-03-18

Description

In this report from 2015, Jay Michaelson discusses how prosecutors drive mass incarceration by pursuing a "tough on crime" approach in order to win elections.

Comments

In Channel

This Sucks | 10% Happier

2020-05-1506:02

Learning From Your Fear | 10% Happier

2020-05-0100:26

Inclining Toward Calm | 10% Happier

2020-04-1504:37

How to Calm Yourself in Seconds | 10% Happier

2020-04-0121:44

How to Handle Coronavirus Anxiety | 10% Happier

2020-03-2001:07:43

Unorthodox Podcast: Jay Michaelson and Liel Leibovitz on Spirituality and Politics

2019-11-1801:41:45

Engineering Enlightenment? Mindfulness in a Transhuman Future

2019-09-0520:42

Guided Meditation: Happiness for Grumpy People

2019-08-2203:00

Coming Out of the Casket

2018-04-0101:03:34

Prosecutorial Misconduct: The Hidden Driver of Mass Incarceration

2018-03-1808:34

Judaism and Evolving Dharma

2018-03-0747:02

Water Has No Need of Opposites

2018-02-2301:19

Anger, activism, and responsibility | Lama Surya Das and Jay Michaelson

2017-11-0856:13

Religious Liberty and LGBT Equality at the Supreme Court | NPR

2017-05-0715:43

The Future of Buddhism | The Jay Forrest Show

2016-04-1023:33

The Gate of Tears | Buddhist Geeks

2015-12-1140:55

The Jew in the Lotus: 25 Years After the Journey

2015-11-1601:08:56

The Gate of Tears | The Robert Wright Show

2015-11-1544:58

A fresh perspective on spirituality and happiness | State of Belief

2015-11-1517:32

The Gate of Tears: Sadness and the Spiritual Path | The Secular Buddhist

2015-10-1335:26

00:00

1.0x

Prosecutorial Misconduct: The Hidden Driver of Mass Incarceration

#box-pro-ellipsis-176274691363162{-webkit-line-clamp:2;}Prosecutorial Misconduct: The Hidden Driver of Mass Incarceration

Prosecutorial Misconduct: The Hidden Driver of Mass Incarceration

Jay Michaelson

Prosecutorial Misconduct: The Hidden Driver of Mass Incarceration