Former DEA agent Chad Allen Scott was recently charged with official misconduct, perjury, obstruction of justice, and theft. As a former law enforcement officer, he went against the principles to protect and serve the people of his community and serve justice for the drug crimes
Richardson's suspension was ruled by an organization outside the U.S. government, but it may be a mark on Biden's presidency. Here's how.
a pair of new studies from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation suggests that the reduction in jail and prison populations not made communities more dangerous. In fact, the studies suggest, reducing incarceration have actually made them safer.
Photo by Emiliano Bar on Unsplash When the ACLU sued the Federal Bureau of Prisons last year over lack of protocol to protect people from COVID-19, the responses ranged from slow to silent. Then, accounts from employees as the prisons trickled in. The responses were
Even among progressives, the debate over police department budgets shows gaps in approaches to local and federal police reform.
LeBron James isn't new to activism, but his new Protect Our People campaign aims to specifically address criminal justice reform.
While COVID-19 ended hundreds of thousands of businesses around the world, according to a new report, it may have saved Securus.
CIVIL RIGHTS GROUPS WORK TO KEEP JUSTICE-IMPACTED PEOPLE AT HOME AMID COVID UPTICK
Nassau County passed a bill earlier this month that punishes protestors who “harass” police. Critics worry it thwarts First Amendment rights.
For a large number of incarcerated people, letters and greeting cards are a motivation for survival in prison. Some eagerly wait for physical mails from their loved ones to be able to feel their presence. However, this will no longer be the case in Florida