Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 276 – NYU Professor Barkow Discusses Biden Clemency and New Book
In this episode of Everyday Injustice, we sit down with Rachel Barkow, a law professor at NYU…
Commentary: Biden’s Commutation of 37 on Death Row a Good Start, but Falls Short of Ending the Federal Death Penalty
Outgoing President Biden had a chance to clear out the federal death row—denying incoming President Trump of…
Commentary: The Crime Situation Is Complicated, but Overall It Is Clear the Status Quo Has Failed to Make Society Safer
By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor This week we got the FBI Uniform Crime Report and it…
Monday Morning Thoughts: When We Think of Victims, We Are Not Picturing Who the Bulk of Crime Victims Actually Are
by David M. Greenwald When Carlos Vega got trounced in his effort to unseat Larry Krasner as…
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 108: Larry Krasner’s Huge Win & Future of Progressive DA Movement
Last week, Larry Krasner, who was among the first wave of progressive DAs to be elected in…
From Trump Impeachment to D.C. Capitol Riots and White Privilege: NYU Forum on the Crisis in Washington
By Julia Asby and Ramneet Singh WASHINGTON – A forum Friday focused on recent events at the…
Guest Commentary: Fixing the Broken Executive Clemency Process
By Emily Galvin-Almanza – Rachel Barkow, a respected legal scholar, expert on executive clemency, and former clerk to Justice Antonin Scalia would be an ideal choice to start and lead a powerful new program inside the Biden White House.
Rachel Barkow Speaks at UC Davis Law School (Video)
In front a large audience on Wednesday evening, NYU Law Professor Rachel Barkow discussed her book, Prisoners…
Sunday Commentary: Gilligan, Sentencing and the Specter of White Privilege
On Thursday, Hayley Gilligan plead no contest to a revised charge of voluntary manslaughter, thus avoiding a…