Beyond focusing on social issues like racism, Whitmer’s new response plan for COVID-19 takes a more heavy-handed approach to force Michigan residents into compliance via state police.

The pandemic has undermined criminally charged people’s right to a speedy trial, unleashing a myriad of other problems in the criminal justice system.

Ahmaud Arbery would have been celebrating his 26th birthday today, May 8. But two Georgia men made a horrible choice and took Ahmaud’s life without cause. Justice must be served.

It’s essential that federal and state governments work to keep people out of jail, and take measures to protect vulnerable incarcerated populations.

The film explores race and poverty through personal stories that leave the audience to reconcile with the tragic side of American governments’ treatment of minorities and the poor.

There’s no clear gain in using facial scans for travelers, but the privacy consequences are real.

Texas authorities have a moral duty to grant a reprieve of execution to Rodney Reed to ensure he is truly guilty before making the grave mistake of executing an innocent man.

By barricading access to annotated codes that hold legal power and that the government partially funds, states unjustly deny people the right to properly understand the extent of the law, and defend themselves in court.

Kim Kardashian West’s Skims advertisement featuring Alice Johnson, a former drug dealer President Trump gave clemency, brings awareness to an awful story of imprisonment and the downfalls of the justice system.

Continuing to incarcerate victims of sex trafficking alongside people who willingly sell sex is a continuing policy of failure.

In a criminal justice system subject to human error, capital punishment is the opposite of justice. The government must protect the most sacred right: life.

In cities like Denver, the regulatory overlords have become needlessly tough on homeowners who rent out second properties as Airbnbs.

Immigration detention centers need to act fast to bring their standards up to par for the hundreds of children forced into their care.