This report from The Sentencing Project presents a compelling case for reforming the reentry process for long-term incarcerated individuals, but it also invites deeper scrutiny of the systemic issues it highlights. The strongest version of this narrative is its emphasis on the human cost of long-term incarceration and the structural barriers that hinder successful reentry. The study’s methodology—interviewing 33 individuals across seven jurisdictions—provides valuable qualitative insights, thoug...