St. Louis Prosecutor Faces Voters, After Years of Sustained Fire from Police Union Kim Gardner has an Aug. 4 rematch against a former prosecutor whom she defeated four years ago, but the terrain has shifted significantly since 2016. Rachel M. Cohen Jul 23, 2020
Missouri Voters Could Expand Medicaid and Curb the Overdose Crisis A referendum to expand Medicaid may be a turning point for a state with some of the worst health outcomes related to substance use. Zachary A. Siegel Jul 17, 2020
Criminal Justice Reform in the States: July 19, 2019 edition Legislative Roundup: New Jersey adopts rare restrictions on solitary confinement, Missouri reform will cut prison population, and more Daniel Nichanian Jul 19, 2019
Representation by Those Affected by the Criminal Legal System Is Increasingly Important Sarah Lustbader Apr 03, 2019
Legislative roundup (Feb. 21 edition): from Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, and Missouri Daniel Nichanian Feb 21, 2019
Prosecutors Announce New Marijuana Policy in Illinois, Maryland, and Missouri In St. Louis, Chicago, and Baltimore, prosecutors have announced a policy of not prosecuting marijuana possession or have launched a new expungement program. Daniel Nichanian Feb 07, 2019
How Activists Helped Change St. Louis: An Interview with Cassandra Gould Daniel Nichanian Dec 19, 2018
Cole County Prosecutor Known for Prosecuting Clergy Protest Loses Reelection Daniel Nichanian Aug 14, 2018
