In 2018, New York became the first state to create a statewide commission, called the Commission on Prosecutorial Conduct, to address...

Every minute of every day Americans use about 3,138,420 gigabytes of internet data. This massive surge of data use has spiked the amount...

Earlier this year, Miami-Dade Public Defender Carlos Martinez and State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle urged Florida lawmakers to...

When it comes to criminal cases, jury selection is quite vital. Jurors can make or break a case, and attorneys around the country have...

Five years ago on Long Island, a desperate student wrote a letter to his English teacher. He had no way of knowing that his effort to be...

"I don't feel like you should be arrested and put in a place where a murderer would be, for just being in the country too long." -21...

Did you know you can receive an educational degree while in prison? Incarcerated women and men across the United States are working...

The death penalty has reserved a frequent spot in the Supreme Court docket; the most recent case in 2014 addressed botched injections. On...

Making a song with R. Kelly was a mistake. I did not value the accusers’ stories because they were black women. I made a mistake”. –...

Mentally ill offenders possess a unique set of circumstances and needs. However, all too often, the cycle through the criminal justice...

Correctional facilities’ attempt to balance security and inmates’ constitutional rights often skews in favor of security. However, in a...

Criminal justice reform legislation is critical in reducing mass incarceration and recidivism rates. In December, 2018, Congress passed...

The Supreme Court ruled (by 5-4 majority decision) that the revealing nature of CSLI data invokes a “reasonable expectation of privacy”...

There has been a debate on whether a prisoner is “healthy” enough to execute. Consistent with the Eighth Amendment, and this Court’s...

Prison sucks, but so does the aftermath. In the United States, we impose some serious penalties on convicted felons even after their...