Oh jay-z Meek Mill and also New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, along with other sports owners, have formed a new organization to fight for criminal justice reform. It is called the Reform Alliance. Van Jones, a former White House aide to President Obama who has been involved in criminal justice, is the new CEO. They have 50 million dollars to start, and the organizers say they will focus on probation and parole with the goal of getting at least 1 million people out of jail over the next five years. I went to state prison in 1991. I earned my GED while I was there. I did well on parole and got off parole, except for one technical violation. When that happened, I was taken back to jail even though it was just a traffic ticket. I spent 90 days in jail for making a U-turn, which doesn't even result in points on your license. I missed an appointment with my parole officer because of a new job that had me working nights during my probation period. I needed the job and couldn't miss any days. I was locked up because I missed an appointment without being told it would result in a violation. I was in the hospital for two days and they had to find me to inform me. I served my time, but it was a harsh punishment for missing an appointment. Just as I was about to be released, a police raid occurred at the store I was in. The officers admitted that I had nothing on me, but it didn't matter. They didn't take into account that they were impacting people's lives and should have done a thorough investigation. This system breaks families apart and doesn't help people rehabilitate themselves. I had a good job lined...
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