Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 246: Dismantling Mass Incarceration
In July, the book, Dismantling Mass Incarceration, was released, edited by Premal Dharia, James Forman, Jr., and…
In July, the book, Dismantling Mass Incarceration, was released, edited by Premal Dharia, James Forman, Jr., and…
By Bryan Miller and Kaylynn Chang NEW YORK, NY – In a recent webinar hosted by the…
By Elina Sadeghian and Michael McCutcheon NEW YORK CITY, NY – A discussion program set up by…
Time is running out for the state Senate to advance a bill repealing the death penalty. Two…
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – “Rogue” and “bloodthirsty” county district attorneys from San Mateo, Riverside and San Bernardino are ignoring…
By Yoel Haile There is one set of actors that has long operated as the engine behind…
by Rory Fleming There is so much we don’t know about local prosecutors’ offices. Despite handling the…
By Rory Fleming Across the US, most health professionals can now find opportunities to learn how to…
By the Appeal It should be news to no one that prosecutors are supremely powerful and have…
One of the biggest challenges in the criminal justice system and a leading cause of wrongful convictions…
By Yoel Haile At the age of 15, Frankie Guzman was arrested for robbery. He had no…
By Brian Tashman and Sara Baker This week, voters in St. Louis County sent a clear message…
By Jennifer Turner When Roz, a mother raising three children with special needs on a razor-thin budget…
By Taylor Pendergrass “Mass incarceration is a myth.” Racial bias in the criminal justice system “is the…
By Micah Kubic and Taylor Pendergrass When it comes to reducing mass incarceration, some solutions are actually…
It is often said that prosecutors are the single most powerful figures in the judicial system. Far…