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Facing Challenges with the New GED Test in Kentucky

Facing Challenges with the New GED Test in Kentucky[1.The Kentucky Center for Economic Policy is a non-partisan initiative that conducts...

Ashley Spalding | December 22, 2015

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Stiff Penalties Cost Both Ky., Addicts

As the Kentucky House and Senate work together to pass much-needed legislation to combat rising heroin use, it’s important that they don’t undermine the state’s recent landmark corrections reforms. Before...

Ashley Spalding | March 3, 2015

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Aspects of Heroin Bills Would Increase State Costs But Have Little Expected Impact on Crime

Amid Kentucky’s heroin crisis, a number of bills have been filed for the 2015 legislative session to address the problem. However, some aspects of what is being proposed would work...

Ashley Spalding | February 4, 2015

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Improving Reentry in Kentucky through Education and Supports for Inmates and Ex-Offenders

With nearly 31 percent of Kentucky’s former inmates recidivating—returning to prison—within two years, a new policy report from the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy (KCEP) recommends that the state invest...

Ashley Spalding | August 8, 2013

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Medicaid Expansion Can Help Address Kentucky’s Substance Abuse Problem

There are many reasons to commend Governor Beshear’s recent announcement that Kentucky will be expanding Medicaid through the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Among the numerous important benefits of the ACA...

Ashley Spalding | May 22, 2013

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Criminal Justice News

1 New KyPolicy Website Shows Kentucky’s Incarcerated Population Increased Again in 2022

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2 Local Jails Seeing Rise in Inmate Populations

3 How Legislators, Jailers Aim to Fight Recidivism, Overcrowding in Kentucky Jails

4 KY Jails Are Again Overfilling After COVID Restrictions Lift. Will New Laws Make It Worse?

5 High Incarceration Rate Leaves Most of Kentucky’s Jails Overpopulated. See the Data.

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Kentucky ICE Arrests Approach 5,000 Amid Spike From Local Law Enforcement

Ashley Spalding

How Data Centers Could Skirt Local Taxes

Pam Thomas

The Hidden Web of Criminal Legal System Fines and Fees in Kentucky

Kaylee Raymer

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