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Physicians for Criminal Justice Reform seeks to support the creation of a humane, egalitarian justice system by using the following strategies:

Letter to Acting Secretary of Corrections Little

Re: Please eliminate the prohibitory $5 medical copay for incarcerated people in Pennsylvania Dear Acting Secretary Little: We write to urge you to eliminate the …

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Physicians for Criminal Justice Reform calls for ending $5 medical copay in Pennsylvania state prisons

Physicians for Criminal Justice Reform (PfCJR) sent a letter today to Pennsylvania Department of Corrections Acting Secretary George Little urging that the required $5 copay for basic health care for incarcerated individuals be eliminated. PfCJR joins FAMM and the Pennsylvania Prison Society, who sent a joint letter back in March detailing why the fee creates an undue burden, in advancing this position. 

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Black Neurosurgeons Address Jacob Blake Shooting

Black Neurosurgeons Address Jacob Blake Shooting We are tired, but we are resolute. In June, a group of Black Neurosurgeons came together to condemn the …

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