State, county and institutional demands

STATE

Compassionate release: Immediate release of people who are elderly, who are terminally or chronically ill
Commutation: Accelerate and expedite the commutations process in all 50 states. Release viable candidates for commutation, those without infractions for the past 5 years, those who have proven positively impactful in their immediate and far reaching communities, those who have invested in their growth and development and education and those who pose a low threat to public safety
Nonviolent offenses or 2nd and 3rd Degree: Release those who are incarcerated for nonviolent drug offenses, who are incarcerated for violent crimes but have proven viable candidates for release
Wrongful Convictions: release all wrongfully convicted, expedite investigation of Convictions integrity unit
Excessive sentencing: release anyone who has been incarcerated longer than 20 years.
Anyone who can’t be released at this time in a single cell

Source: The Justice Collaborative

Source: Keisha Hudson Brooks

Provide adequate supplies of soap and hand sanitizer (where allowed) to everyone in the prison and ensure that washable surfaces are disinfected;
Screen staff, volunteers, and any other individuals to make sure they are not endangering the health of those who are incarcerated while encouraging them to stay home if feeling sick;
If family visit bans last for more than a week, provide free phone calls and email access to people in prison; and
Keep families aware of any outbreaks, developments, and planned lock-downs so that they know their loved ones are safe.
Additional: Increase healthcare standards
Give access to soap and hand sanitizing
Increase the quality of food
Give access to meaningful mental health care during this time

Source: FAMM