Kim Kardashian poses with former prisoners as she continues her judicial reform work

Kim Kardashian posed with a group of former inmates as she continued her judicial reform work this week.

A 42-year-old law student made a peace sign as she posed with the men, all serving life sentences but who have since turned their lives around by helping their communities.

The prison reform advocate noted in the photo’s caption: “All received life sentences in prison… and served decades inside before being paroled by the parole board or commuted by the governor.”

The mother-of-four began the caption by introducing the collective while writing, “Meet Jacob, J’Mel, Dominique, Phil, Earlonne, Abraham, Serafin and David.”

He gave his followers some background information, adding, “They completely changed their lives and have dedicated the rest of their lives to giving back to the youth and working at ARC.” [Anti-Recidivism Coalition] and Intelligent Justice.’

His caption continued: “Scott Budnick organized a trip to Pelican Bay Prison, known as one of the most dangerous prisons in California.”

It comes less than a week after the multi-talented shared another social media post about her criminal justice work; pictured with attorneys Jessica Jackson and Erin Haney

“But these days the men of Pelican Bay are getting college degrees, making amazing art, training rescue dogs, becoming computer programmers and doing self-help and programming with crime victims,” ​​he explained.

It comes less than a week after the multi-talented shared another post on social media about her work in criminal justice.

Days ago, the businesswoman gave her fans an inside look at a trip to Ohio in which she visited inmate Kevin Keith and spoke on a panel about his case.

Dressed in sharp gray pants and a matching trench coat, she wrote online: “Yesterday I had the honor of visiting Kevin Keith in prison in Ohio after meeting his entire family and speaking at a judicial reform panel about his case.”

We discuss his case on my @spotify podcast The System: The Case of Kevin Keith. God, this is so unfair that he’s been locked up for 29 years for a crime he didn’t commit. I won’t stop fighting for you, Kevin!

The good fight: Days ago, the businesswoman gave her fans a look inside a trip to Ohio in which she visited inmate Kevin Keith, met his family and spoke on a panel about his case

Kim’s advocacy work dates back to 2017 when she became involved in the clemency fight for Alice Johnson.

He first contacted Ivanka Trump about the case and then met with former President Donald Trump to campaign on Johnson’s behalf.

It led to Trump’s pardoning of Alice for a non-violent drug trafficking offense and her release from prison in the summer of 2018.

Since then, Kardashian has fought for others in similar situations, including Kevin Cooper and Julius Jones.

How it started: Kim’s advocacy work dates back to 2017 when she became involved in the fight for clemency for Alice Johnson; Kardashian pictured with Johnson in 2018

Speaking recently about the Angie Martinez Real Life PodcastKim noted of her first trip to the White House: “I hated how I felt when I first walked into the White House and didn’t know half of what they were saying, like all the clemency talk, and everything.” lawyer lingo and whatever they were talking about.

“With Alice, I was really naive about how this all worked,” she said. “There is a lot of work behind it.”

Kardashian said that her late father, attorney Robert Kardashian, would love for her to have pursued her career in the legal world and that they have talked about her following it.

Through her continued efforts, the SKIMS founder successfully helped overturn Jones’ death sentence.

Moving Forward: Following the clemency move, Kim spoke passionately about criminal justice reform at the White House in June 2019

And last May, on the first season of her family’s Hulu show The Kardashians, Kim documented the moment she learned she had passed the ‘baby bar’ law exam.

While in her car with her friend and publicist Tracy Romulus, the media personality logged into an online account where she learned the results of her third attempt at the test.

“Everyone told me this was the impossible way and there was no way I was going to pass this test, and I did it,” he later said in a confessional interview.

Prepared: ‘She gracefully presented Alice’s case to the President. She knew the details inside out,’ Jared Kushner said of the reality personality in his memoir; photographed in 2019