Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg is a staff reporter at The Appeal. She can be reached through Twitter at @elizabethweill.

A Deadly Father-And-Son Bank Robbery Raises Questions About Culpability and The Adolescent Mind

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Oct 18, 2019

Interim San Francisco D.A. Suzy Loftus is Running for Office as a Reformer. But Critics Say She Didn’t Do Enough to Reform the SFPD.

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Oct 04, 2019

Oklahoma Department of Corrections Agrees to Move ‘Qualifying’ Death Row Prisoners Out of Tomblike Unit

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Sep 28, 2019

Oklahoma’s Death Row Prisoners Are Forced Into Permanent Solitary Confinement. They are ‘Buried Alive,’ Advocates Say.

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Sep 25, 2019

Alabama Sex Offender Registry Is Cruel and Unusual Punishment for Teenagers, Lawsuit Argues

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Sep 19, 2019

Harris County D.A. Seeks Execution of Intellectually Disabled Man, Lawyer Says

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Sep 10, 2019

Florida County: People On Sex Offender Registry Should Shelter From Dorian in Jail

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Sep 04, 2019

He Entered Prison As a ‘Whiskerless Kid.’ Will Oregon Ever Let Him Out?

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Sep 03, 2019

The Persistent History of Excluding Black Jurors in North Carolina

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Aug 26, 2019

Epstein’s Death Reveals ‘Culture of Indifference’ in Jails

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Aug 12, 2019

Protecting Campus Police

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Aug 02, 2019

When Cops Lie, Should Prosecutors Rely Upon Their Testimony At Trial?

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Jul 29, 2019

Philadelphia D.A. Asks Court to Declare Death Penalty System Unconstitutional

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Jul 15, 2019

Boston Globe Accused of ‘Willie Horton’-Style Fearmongering

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Jul 12, 2019

‘Do Not Record’

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Jun 28, 2019

Jackie Lacey’s Legacy Is ‘Unfair and Discriminatory,’ Advocates Say

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Jun 19, 2019

Orange County’s ‘Standard Operating Procedure’

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg

Arrested for Shoplifting and Dead 2 Days Later

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Jun 12, 2019

Family of Orlando Prisoner Who Died After Police Dog Bites Gets Legal Breakthrough

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg May 28, 2019

Scandal-Plagued Arizona Prosecutor Won’t Release Records, Lawsuit Alleges

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg May 22, 2019

This Grandfather Was Granted Parole in 2018. Why Is He Still in Prison?

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg May 17, 2019

Solitary is a ‘Tomb’ With No Escape, Virginia Prisoners Allege

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg May 06, 2019

Overdose In An Arizona Prison? Get Ready To Pay Up.

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg May 03, 2019

Jailed Men Get Help While Women Languish, Georgia Lawsuit Claims

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Apr 19, 2019

The Push to End ‘Punishment Fever’ Against People With HIV

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Apr 11, 2019

Wrongly Accused of Rape, Randall Mills Has Been Proven Innocent. But That Doesn’t Mean He’s Exonerated.

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Mar 29, 2019

Party Guests Suing Over Mass Arrest for Less Than An Ounce of Marijuana

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Mar 11, 2019

Corizon, The Prison Healthcare Giant, Stumbles Again

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Feb 08, 2019

Florida Locales Vote to Stop Using Prison Labor—and Others May Follow

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Jan 28, 2019

‘No Shower, Wearing Diapers, Laying There For So Long’

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Dec 05, 2018

When Stealing Legos Adds To A Lifetime of Consequences

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Nov 19, 2018

Pennsylvania Case Challenges ‘Death by Incarceration’ for 18-year-olds

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Nov 12, 2018

Mother’s Lawsuit Says Oklahoma Prison Failed to Prevent Her Daughter’s Death

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Oct 17, 2018

When Handing Out Candy To Trick-or-Treaters Means Risking Arrest

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Oct 01, 2018

‘Just Let Him Kick’

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Sep 06, 2018