Killing Dylann Roof Won’t Make Us or the Death Penalty Any Less Racist
By Jeffery Robinson The impact of race on criminal justice is one of the hottest topics of…
By Jeffery Robinson The impact of race on criminal justice is one of the hottest topics of…
Recently we reconnected with a mother whose son was sentenced to 35 years to life. It was…
In 2012 Californians narrowly voted down a ballot proposition that would have ended the death penalty and…
I read Rich Rifkin’s death penalty column with interest. He started it with a note that was…
A recent survey from the Field Poll and IGA (Improper Governmental Activity) at UC Berkeley found that…
In what bears some resemblance to the Tamir Rice shooting, this time in Columbus, Ohio, an Ohio…
By Anna Arceneaux The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office intentionally withheld critical evidence in 1986 when it prosecuted…
By Cassandra Stubbs This week’s 7-1 Supreme Court decision in Foster v. Chatman was a huge victory…
By Linda Lye and Ana Zamora On Nov. 6, 2015, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation…
by Tiffany Yeh All six co-defendants (who had been indicted by a grand jury) in the stabbing…
Last week, a three-judge panel overturned a district court’s ruling that delays in California’s death penalty make…
by Ana Zamora Last Friday, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) made public proposed regulations…
Just over an hour before the scheduled execution of Richard Glossip, Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin issued a…
While the attorneys for Richard Glossip plan to appeal the ruling to the US Supreme Court today,…
A week and a half ago we wrote of an unusual coalition arguing in support of Richard…
By most accounts, it is a highly unusual coalition of people who wrote a letter this week…
Federal Appeals Court Hears Arguments on the Constitutionality of California’s Death Penalty Last year, U.S. District Judge…
In June, US Supreme Court Justices sparred over the side issue of whether the death penalty ought…
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…