Legal Battle Looms Ahead of Arkansas Executions

Casey Leins | March 28, 2017

The state with some of the highest incarceration rates ranks second to last for crime and corrections.


Chelsea Manning Is a Traitor and Shouldn’t Have Been Released, Trump Tweets

Curt Mills | Jan. 26, 2017

The president did not take kindly to Manning’s criticism of President Obama.


Trump Should Preserve Obama's Criminal Justice Reform Legacy

Chandra Bozelko | Dec. 16, 2016

The only way Donald Trump can decrease crime is to also focus on criminal justice reform.


Cory Booker: Time Running Out for Sentencing Reform

Joseph P. Williams | Dec. 1, 2016

Despite bipartisan support, overhaul legislation faces long odds in a lame-duck Congress – and even longer odds in a Trump administration, the New Jersey senator says.


There's No National Crime Wave – Here's Why

Ken Cuccinelli | Nov. 23, 2016

Innovative conservative solutions beyond mass incarceration are keeping crime rates low.


President Obama Must Use Clemency Power Before Donald Trump Takes Office

Lauren-Brooke Eisen | Nov. 15, 2016

Obama should direct the DOJ to commute the sentences of low-level drug offenders before Trump takes office.


Death Penalty, Gun Control Win Big in Ballot Measures

Alan Neuhauser | Nov. 9, 2016

Even as voters reasserted their support for capital punishment, they also backed other criminal justice reforms.


What the Wells Fargo Scandal Teaches Us About Deterring White-Collar Crime

David Brodwin | Nov. 2, 2016

Can we discourage white collar crime without jailing the criminal?


It's Time for States to Abolish Money Bail, Which Preys on the Poor

Jason Flom, Inimai Chettiar | Oct. 19, 2016

Sixty percent of jail inmates are there simply because they're too poor to afford bail.


US Schools Are Treating Black Students Like Criminals

Ebony Slaughter-Johnson | Aug. 9, 2016

Punitive school policies are funneling children – especially African-Americans – out of the classroom and into jail cells.

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