‘Crossroads’ of Criminal Justice Reform – U.S. Urged to Learn from Past Failures of Mass Incarceration
By Shaolien Chen-Graf and Helen Shamamyan NEW YORK, NY – Senior Director of the Justice Program at…
Trump-Era ‘Public Charge Rule’ Ends, Helping Low Income Immigrants
By Lizet Gonzalez ILLINOIS – “Today marks the end of a chapter of a cruel policy against…
DOJ Seeks New Emergency Powers – Could Suspend Due Process Rights
by David Greenwald Justice Department officials have drafted a potential new law that would delay, perhaps indefinitely,…
Justice Department Will Exonerate Wilson, But Hammer Ferguson Police for Biased Policing
Though the report is not yet finalized, the New York Times is saying that the Justice Department…
