04 Sep ACLU Calls on Biden Admin to Shut Down CoreCivic Leavenworth
The ACLU of Kansas is calling on the Biden Administration to make sure CoreCivic doesn't evade his order with its Leavenworth facility.
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03 Sep California Attorney General Joins Calls To Fix First Step Act
California Attorney General Rob Bonta joins list of attorneys general calling on Congress to fix the First Step Act's implementation issues.
03 Sep Former Prosecutor Indicted For Role In Ahmaud Arbery Case
Ahmaud Arbery's killers are facing criminal charges, but so is a prosecutor involved in the investigation into his death.
02 Sep Prosecutor Accountability in New York Proves Weak
Prosecutor accountability is hard to come by in New York, even with a separate commission designed to investigate prosecutor conduct.
02 Sep South Dakota Attorney General Avoids Recommended Charges
South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg got off with fines, but investigators recommended that he face a manslaughter charge instead.
31 Aug NY Times Report Paints Underwhelming Picture of Home Confinement
Thousands have been released during the pandemic, but New York Times reporting suggests only some will remain in home confinement after.
30 Aug NC Judges Won’t Delay Voting Rights for Those Convicted of Felonies
NC judges temporarily refused to take away voting rights of thousands with felonies on their record while lawsuit alleging racism continues.
30 Aug Hurricane Ida Means Worse Representation for Poor Defendants
As Hurricane Ida crushes Louisiana, it's easy to see the damage already. But the damage to the criminal justice system starts now, too.
30 Aug Oklahoma Schedules Executions Amid Lawsuit Challenging Death Penalty
Oklahoma hasn’t executed anyone since January 2015. The state injected Charles Warner with potassium acetate, a drug commonly used for executions. According to The Death Penalty Information Center, Warner’s last words were “my body is on fire”. A second man, Charles Lockett, had been executed the
27 Aug Jury Gives $300K to Ocean County Detective Who Reported Misconduct
A jury awarded a former Ocean County detective $300,0000 after the county retaliated against him for reporting prosecutor misconduct.
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