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"I would suggest we may have a relatively brief window" to develop the sense of urgency to change the justice system, says Laurie Robinson, chairwoman of the board of the new group Council on Criminal Justice.
"It's not enough to admire the problem, we need to really do something about it," says former deputy attorney general @SallyQYates , who's playing a key role in the Council on Criminal Justice.
@SallyQYates The new effort also includes Mark Holden, who's been a conservative voice for leniency on many drug crimes & more oversight of prosecutors, and former California Gov. Jerry Brown, who reduced that state's prison population under pressure from the Supreme Court.
