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by David L. Garlock, Prison Journalism Project
April 21, 2020
Disclaimer: The views in this article are those of the author. Prison Journalism Project has verified the writer’s identity and basic facts such as the names of institutions mentioned.
David L. Garlock is a successful returning citizen, reentry professional and criminal justice reform advocate. He is co-chair of the Lancaster County Reentry Management Organization, a member of the Pennsylvania Reentry Council, and a 2019 graduate of JustLeadershipUSA’s Leading with Conviction fellowship program.
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