Eye on the Courts: Fixing Our Criminal Justice System
Last week, we reported on research from University of Michigan economics professor Michael Mueller-Smith who, upon examining…
Last week, we reported on research from University of Michigan economics professor Michael Mueller-Smith who, upon examining…
The argument against reforming the system of mass incarceration has been that it may be expensive and…
As I have stated many times on this site, I was expecting a lot more of President…
By Cassandra Stubbs The demise of the death penalty is upon us. While the Supreme Court ruled…
The Supreme Court this year has taken a surprising though small turn to the left on a…
At the outset, I recommend the readers read the full account of Attorney A.M. “Marty” Stroud III,…
The protests and police shootings in Ferguson and Staten Island have focused on the disproportionate black and…
Last week, we discussed the state of life without parole for juvenile offenders, as Daniel Marsh was…
Orange County Deputy Public Defender Scott Sanders, who will speak at the Vanguard’s event on Saturday, filed…
We have not talked nearly enough about the troubling nature of the murder of Leslie Pinkston just…
“A North Carolina death row inmate exonerated by DNA evidence on Tuesday was once held up by…
By the Innocence Project The newly formed criminal justice journalism group, The Marshall Project, broke a story…
A ruling this last week in Orange County shows just how high the bar has been set…
In the hours that followed the execution of Joseph Wood, Governor Jan Brewer would issue a statement…
It was years ago I read about an individual who was put under anesthesia but was fully…
Two days after Chief Judge Alex Kozinski, in dissent, unloaded one of the most powerful, poignant, and…
On Monday, the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit denied Arizona’s request for a rehearing…
Last week, a Federal District Court Judge would invalidate the death penalty in the case of a…
Federal Judge Cormac J. Carney wrote in a decision – that while limited – could have widespread…
Established in 1986, The Sentencing Project works for a fair and effective U.S. criminal justice system by…