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The article examines prison abolitionist art as a medium that creates alternative visions of society without incarceration, allowing viewers to imaginatively inhabit these futures before returning to critique the present system. It positions art as a tool for visualizing and advocating for systemic change in criminal justice.

Article profiles New York's approach to justice reform through architectural and policy innovation, focusing on reimagining incarceration facilities. The piece examines vertical design solutions as part of broader criminal justice system reforms.

Victoria's 2026-27 budget allocates funds for targeted spending measures and criminal justice reforms despite rising government debt. The article frames budget outcomes as creating distinct 'winners and losers' across different policy areas.