For many years, our individual work and activism have focused largely on the structural violence—raced, classed, gendered, ableist— of policing, prosecution, and prisons. A decade ago, together, we began following the money of an emergent wave of “bipartisan criminal justice reform.” This concise book distills much of what we have learned over time, always with the help and insight of so many others whose work has, in varying ways, illuminated a murky and troubling reform landscape. We express special gratitude here to organizations and individuals whose work has been especially helpful, often inspirational, to us. At the same time, no one else is responsible for the analysis and conclusions in this book. The responsibility for any errors and shortcomings is also ours.