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Includes newsletter from the Mediation Network of NC.

Reports in this file address budgets, community corrections, juvenile sentencing, women and sentencing, substance abuse, and mental health.

An event hosted by CJPC to lobby against the death penalty for people with mental disabilities and to counter racial injustices. Includes a news release, handouts, and meeting agenda.

Materials for CJPC's Fall newsletter include reports from Amnesty International on the death penalty worldwide.

File includes State Board of Education (SBOE) report of donations in 2000 and 2002. includes date, donor name and address, and amount.

CJPC newsletter Fall 2005.

Contains the Sentencing Services Statistical Data Report for FY 2005-2006 which includes background information on individual cases, lawsuits, and program records.

Folders contain House and Senate bills for the legislative year. Highlights include bills on mental health, D.U.I., minority incarceration, sex offenders, women at risk, juveniles, and education budgets.

Contains materials for the 2nd Annual People of Color Legislative Day held in Raleigh, N.C. on March 28, 2007. Includes sign-up forms, brochures, a legislative agenda for domestic violence, and a printed spreadsheet of bill descriptions and tracking information for the Historic Thousands on Jones Street Project (HK on J).

Contains two pages of legislation passed for $7 million towards building community infrastructure for mental health, developmental disabilities, and substance abuse services. Contains materials related to substance abuse program Trosa (written on original folder title).

Contains report on state budget for education and mental health and a small amount of information on sex offender laws.

Materials relate to the legislative work of the North Carolina Sentencing and Policy Advisory Commission on the Racial Justice Act (HB 1291) and prison overcrowding.

Includes the North Carolina Ethics Commission lobbying newsletter from December 2007 and a list of lobbyist names, addresses, and principles.

The majority of the materials contain state budget reports and bills submitted by the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Justice and Public Safety regarding budget reform and substance abuse. Also includes a letter from the NC NAACP to state leaders about the KKK Hotline and racial discrimination crimes.

Includes bills related to juvenile justice and materials from the HKonJ Coalition on their legislative and educational goals for the advancement of people of color.

Includes various reports on state laws and the State Constitution, juvenile justice, mental health, budgets, and sentencing work. Some materials are from the NC Department of Correction and the Sentencing Commission. Originally these files were housed in one large binder.