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Reporters Jamiles Lartey and Cary Aspinwall join The Marshall Project

They are part of a new team focusing on the high incarceration states of the American South.

Jamiles Lartey and Cary Aspinwall are joining The Marshall Project, the Pulitzer Prize-winning nonprofit newsroom that covers the U.S. criminal justice system. They are part of a new team, headed by Manuel Torres, that will cover the high incarceration states of the American South.

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