Client
- Description
- Non-profit advocacy organization focused on ending the extreme sentencing of children.
- Location
- District of Columbia · United States of America
Registrant
- Firm
- JAMES DOLD
- Description
- Government relations consulting focused on juvenile justice reform.
- Location
- Laurel, Maryland, United States of America
Lobbying activities
2 issuesCivil Rights/Civil Liberties
H.R. 2858 (Sara's Law and the Unfair Sentencing of Minors Act) which would retroactively end life and de facto life without parole by giving individuals convicted of crimes as children the ability to petition a judge for sentencing review and modification after serving 20 years; give judges the ability to depart from mandatory minimums when sentencing children (up to 35% away from the minimum); and protect child sex crime victims from harsh sentencing when they commit acts of violence against their abusers. S. 1014 (First Step Implementation Act) which would retroactively end life and de facto life without parole by giving individuals convicted of crimes as children the ability to petition a judge for sentencing review and modification after serving 20 years. S. 3946 (Abolish Human Trafficking Reauthorization Act) which, among other things, incorporates the reforms of H.R. 2858 (Sara's Law and the Unfair Sentencing of Minors Act).
LobbyistsJAMES DOLD
TargetedSENATE · HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES · White House Office
Law Enforcement/Crime/Criminal Justice
H.R. 2858 (Sara's Law and the Unfair Sentencing of Minors Act) which would retroactively end life and de facto life without parole by giving individuals convicted of crimes as children the ability to petition a judge for sentencing review and modification after serving 20 years; give judges the ability to depart from mandatory minimums when sentencing children (up to 35% away from the minimum); and protect child sex crime victims from harsh sentencing when they commit acts of violence against their abusers. S. 1014 (First Step Implementation Act) which would retroactively end life and de facto life without parole by giving individuals convicted of crimes as children the ability to petition a judge for sentencing review and modification after serving 20 years.