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Oversight Quicklinks

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The Blueprints for a Law: Policy Resources and Explainers for Citizens and Lawmakers.

FAMM OVERSIGHT POLICY LIBRARY 

• Your legislator can use model oversight legislation created by  FAMM as a blueprint to write oversight laws for Kansas. Find your legislator's contact info here: KSleglookup.org and send them the blueprints they need to make change real in Kansas.

https://www.famm.org/prison-conditions-and-oversight/

A Model State Level Executive Order for Prison Oversight

Our Governor has the authority to do something now. Here is how.

Arizona Office of the Governor Executive Order  06: Establishing The Independent Prison Oversight Commission 

American Bar Association Key Requirements for Effective Correctional Oversight

ABA’s Key Requirements for the Effective Monitoring of Correctional and Detention Facilities

National Resource Center for Correctional Oversight

Prisonoversight.org is a project of the Prison and Jail Innovation Lab at the University of Texas and home to The National Resource Center for Correctional Oversight, headed by Michele Deitch, Co-chair of the American Bar Association Criminal Justice Subcommittee for Correctional Oversight.


American Bar Association Standards For the Treatment of Prisoners

American Bar Association Standards For the Treatment of Prisoners



United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners

United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners

We want, first and foremost, basic human rights, dignity, and rehabilitation for those who are paying their debt to society. It is the prisons that teach these men and women how to treat others, and themselves when they are released.  We have got to change things now, from the ground up.

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