Felons: Charged with One Year, Sentenced For Life

More than 19 million Americans currently have a felony on their permanent record. These felonies, while attached on the surface to punishments issued by a judge, carry far more weight than the official punishments.

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October 27, 2024

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Stephen Fowler

2024 Cohort B Fellow

Stephen is a rising senior at state college area high school, and enjoys running, debate, and the study of law and government. He plans to study political science and run competitively at a small liberal arts college.

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Other Fellowship Capstones

Making Hotels Accessible to Gen Z in Metropolitan Areas

Mitigating the Environmental Effects of Fast Fashion

Are All Democracies Created Equal? An Analysis of Political Systems in Ecuador and the United States