Federal Cure - Parole, H.R. 3072, H.R. 1475, Federal Prison Work Incentive Act of 2009, H.R. 1593, S. 1060, The Second Chance Act, H.R. 261, H.R. 623, U.S. vs. Booker, Federal Prison, Federal Inmate(s). "Using Technology To Bring About Federal Criminal Justice Reform" TM

Dear FedCURE Members and Friends:

The Board of Directors, would like to extend an invitation to each of you to join us in our efforts to reform the federal prison system in the United States. Federal CURE, Incorporated (FedCURE) is a nonprofit organization that deals solely with the issues faced by federal inmates and their loved ones. We are working to reinstate parole; to increase good time allowances; and to restore PELL grants for all federal offenders. We promote a system that incarcerates fewer people and provides humane conditions for those who are incarcerated or under post-incarceration supervision via parole or supervised release.

To learn more and to get involved join FedCURE's free Listserve and Discussion Group, where you can interact with FedCURE staffers and almost 2,000 FedCURE subscribers.

For daily updates and to subscribe, send an e-mail to: FedCURE-org-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

To visit the site go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FedCURE-org/

We encourage you to download, print and mail a copy of the www.FedCURE.org Newsletters and FedCURE News Updates to any people you know that are incarcerated in federal prison. Feel free to post it on other websites dealing with federal prison issues and federal criminal justice reform. FedCURE's Board of Directors has made this introductory issue available on the Internet free of charge to anyone interested in criminal justice reform. Please note, however, that the material contained herein is copyright protected and as such, permission must be obtained before republishing any portion thereof in other publications.

If you enjoy these issues of the WWW.FEDCURE.ORG Newsletters and the FedCURE News Updates as much as we think you will, there are four things you can do to help us accomplish systemic change in the federal criminal justice system: (1) FedCURE needs to be kept abreast of issues you are confronting while you or a loved one is incarcerated in the BOP; (2) FedCURE needs members who are innovative advocates in order to facilitate changes in the federal prison system; (3) FedCURE needs you to become actively involved in the fight to accomplish the reforms needed in the federal prison system, and; (4) FedCURE needs your support through membership and tax deductible donations so we can keep fighting to secure the rights of all federal inmates.

Please use these links to contact us, donate or join now: "Contact US" "Donate $ Join Now."

Sincerely,

The Board of Directors