California passes two criminal justice reform laws - The Step Forward Act and another legislation for survivors of justice. Read more to know how it contributes to the criminal justice reform in the U.S.
If you've never heard of Rutherford County, Tennessee, before, you have now—because they're making headlines for locking up kids.
Kansas prosecutor Terra Morehead is back in headlines after even more of her misconduct surfaces. Yet she still faces no accountability.
Interrogating Justice joins Ralph S. Behr and Federal Sentencing Alliance in calling on the BOP to start First Step Act time credits now.
Over the past ten years, 131 judges have presided over cases in which they had a financial interest. Will they be held accountable?
The Georgia Legislative Black Caucus held its annual convention in Atlanta last week, and criminal justice reform was at the center.
A federal judge declines to dismiss charges against a prisoner in Colorado, despite the prison retaining the video footage of the incident.
Yesterday, Human Rights Watch sent a letter to Congress, calling on lawmakers to pass three much-needed sentencing-reform bills now.
We normally think about the rise in long-term sentences as an inherently American problem, but the United Kingdom faces the same problem, too.
At a time when criminal justice reform is stalling all over the country, California has successfully passed numerous important measures.