Sunday, May 01, 2016 UCLA faculty voice: What’s unjust about ‘work or jail’ Employers gain tremendous power and no reason not to exploit it, Noah Zatz asserts Noah Zatz | April 28, 2016 Mike_tn/Flickr UCLA Noah Zatz Noah Zatz is a professor of law at UCLA. He recently coauthored the report “Get to Work or Go to Jail: Workplace Rights Under Threat” with the UCLA Labor Center and A New Way of Life Reentry Project. This . Debtors’ prisons are back. The criminal justice system creates debt with tickets for quality-of-life offenses, proliferating court fees and criminal fines. Those who do not pay are threatened with jail, and this threat allows governments to extract payments from the poorest citizens even at the expense of their food, housing or other basic needs. Communities of color bear th
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