Why Juries Need Expert Help Assessing Jailhouse Informants Informants are highly motivated to lie. But jurors don’t always have the information or skills to discern the truth. Alexandra Natapoff
Billionaire Pushes Marsy’s Law To Victory in Six States, Despite Concerns That It Threatens Defendants’ Rights Victims’ rights campaign spent more than $70 million nationwide, with more than half of that spent in Florida. Melissa Gira Grant
Louisiana Judge Threatens To Appoint Every Eligible Lawyer To Death Penalty Case After the state cut funds for capital defense, there’s a growing wait list of people in jail without a lawyer. Emma Whitford
‘I didn’t lay down’: How a California man convicted of murder may have saved his own life Death penalty mitigation offers juries a chance to see defendants in a different light. Maura Ewing
