Courts Remain Crucial in Upholding Fairness in Capital Punishment
The courts play a vital role in ensuring fairness and justice, as evidenced by the recent Fischer v. United States Supreme Court decision, which limited the federal... Read more.
ICE Faces Criticism for Deporting Two Families, Including U.S. Citizen Children
ICE deported two families, including three U.S. citizen children and a pregnant mother, without access to legal counsel and essential medication, violating due process... Read more.
Florida Supreme Court Rejects Jeffrey Hutchinson’s Appeal, Execution Date Set
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Florida Supreme Court has denied the first-filed appeal out of three currently pending...... Read more.
Expert: 37 US Executions Scheduled in 2025, 12 Carried Out So Far
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Death penalty expert Robert Dunham has shared a new update on the state of...... Read more.
Vanderbilt Law School Announces New Innocence Clinic to Aid Wrongful Convictions
NASHVILLE, TN – Vanderbilt Law School has announced it is launching The Gail Anderson Cañizares Innocence Clinic...... Read more.
California DOJ Won’t Charge Officers in Shooting Death of Victor Marquez
OAKLAND, CA – The California Department of Justice (DOJ) has released its findings on the officer-involved shooting...... Read more.
Criminalizing Homelessness: A Data Analysis
NORTHAMPTON, MASS – The criminalization of homelessness remains a pressing issue in the U.S., with local jails...... Read more.
CAIR Leads Coalition Urging Trump to Abandon Gaza Expulsion Plans
WASHINGTON, DC — More than 70 civil rights organizations, faith groups, and advocacy coalitions are calling on...... Read more.
U.S. Attorney Details Immediate Revival of Federal Death Penalty
WASHINGTON D.C. – U.S. Attorney General Pamela Bondi wrote to staff last week about the revival of...... Read more.
Court Reinstates Suspension of Prof Who Criticized Trump, LA Governor
BATON ROUGE, LA – Louisiana State University (LSU) law professor Ken Levy’s battle to return to teaching...... Read more.