The Ohio Justice & Policy Center works for fair, intelligent, and redemptive criminal justice systems through client-centered advocacy, policy reform, and education. Its Human Rights in Prison project focuses on access to basic civil rights and medical care for incarcerated Ohioans (humanrightsinprison@ohiojpc.org), Beyond Guilt works for over-punished prisoners, and the Second Chance project helps people with criminal records; offices are in Cincinnati (513-421-1108), Columbus, and Cleveland.
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