At Least 61,000 Nationwide Are in Prison for Minor Parole Violations
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The Marshall Project
April 23, 2017

“Among the millions of people incarcerated in the United States, a significant portion have long been thought to be parole violators, those who were returned to prison not for committing a crime but for failing to follow rules: missing an appointment with a parole officer, failing a urine test, or staying out past curfew.”

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