What Brett Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court Would Mean for Criminal Justice
Trump’s pick to replace Justice Kennedy would likely undermine the rights of criminal defendants and stall progress on solitary confinement, prisoners’ rights, and the death penalty.
Kyle C. Barry Jul 13, 2018
Conservatives Are Obsessed With Prosecutorial Overreach
Unfortunately for millions of Americans, only one case matters: Trump's.
Josie Duffy Rice Jul 11, 2018
Responses to Violence Must Move Beyond Policing
The solution to problems like unsolved homicides, especially in communities of color, cannot be reinvestment in institutions that wage violence against them.
William C. Anderson Jun 19, 2018
Eric Holder May Be Considering a Presidential Run. But Has His Time Passed?
As voters begin to realize that prosecutors in the world's most incarcerated nation may not be the best people to run the government, the era of the prosecutor politician could be on its way out.
Wolves in Progressive Clothing
Many Democratic big city mayors claim to be anti-Trump, but their policies mirror the racism and violence of the president.
Kelly Hayes Jun 13, 2018
Meet the DA Who Has Been Accused of Sexual Misconduct That Affected a Murder Trial
In the era of #MeToo, can we hold law enforcement officials accountable?
Josie Duffy Rice May 31, 2018
The Perverse Incentives of Punishment
John Pfaff May 18, 2018
Louisiana Held a Man in Jail for Over 8 Years Without Ever Convicting Him of a Crime
Shaun King May 03, 2018
Despite Leaders’ Progressive Promises, NYC Remains ’Marijuana Arrest Capital of the World’
Shaun King Mar 20, 2018
The single most important person to reform the criminal justice system is not…
Shaun King Feb 13, 2018
Disrupting and Re-imagining the Role of Prosecutors: A New Focus on Re-entry and Rehabilitation
Courtney Oliva Jan 05, 2018
Not in Vain: Our Failure to Curb Misconduct Undermines John Thompson’s Legacy
Bidish Sarma Jan 03, 2018
Philly’s Gang Violence Strategy Doesn’t Work. Here’s Why.
Philadelphia implemented the “focused deterrence” model of gang policing, which includes the promise of critical social services. The reality is much different.
Maura Ewing Dec 21, 2017