The Marshall Projectflipped into The Marshall ProjectCriminal Law For My Incarcerated Clients, There Is No Winningthemarshallproject.org - Peter Borenstein Tears were streaming down the man’s face, and the interview room in which we’d been sitting across from each other didn’t have any tissues. “They …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Election 2020 Beyond One-Liners: A Guide to the Democratic Debate on Criminal Justicethemarshallproject.org - The Marshall Project Wednesday night’s debate saw the first extended discussion of criminal justice issues as the Democratic presidential candidates jockey in a crowded …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Election 2020 Are Voters Ready to Move on From Willie Horton?themarshallproject.org - Andrew Cohen Democratic debates show how far the conversation has come on justice reform. This week’s presidential debate featured plenty of crossfire from …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Election 2020 Can Kamala Harris Adapt The Government’s Airplane-Safety Model to Stem Police Shootings?themarshallproject.org - Jamiles Lartey The transportation safety board works with federally-regulated air travel. A policing board would deal with thousands of local police …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Election 2020Politics Tennessee's Voter Restoration Gauntletthemarshallproject.org - Nicole Lewis The state’s byzantine felony disenfranchisement laws keep hundreds of thousands of formerly incarcerated residents from registering to vote. For the …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Election 2020Icon version of the Flipboard logoClemency Where the 2020 Democratic Candidates Stand on Criminal Justice | The Marshall Projectthemarshallproject.org O’Rourke points to his own experiences getting arrested and then bailed out of jail in the 1990s. Booker tweeted: “Cash bail doesn't work, it never …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Life InsideFunerals Finding Peace—and Briefly, Freedom—at My Grandfather’s Funeralthemarshallproject.org - Robert K. Wright “Saying goodbye with the people who loved him—and me—I remember that I am not the tomb that imprisons me.” At Sing Sing, once classes are over in the …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Life InsideDomestic Violence I Killed My Wife. Now I Want to Help Prevent Domestic Violence.themarshallproject.org - Daniel Adams “If I could save one man from doing what I did, then I will have found a calling for my final years.” Twenty-eight years is a good long time to review …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Life InsidePodcasting I Host a Popular Podcast. I’m Also in Prison.themarshallproject.org - Rahsaan Thomas The sun shines brightly through the gated windows so I grab a pair of Sony headphones and the Tascam (a portable audio recorder) and leave the office …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Life InsideClothing All I Really Need to Know I Learned on the Streets of the Garment Districtthemarshallproject.org “The runaways, the mobsters, the pimps—they saw me as someone credible, someone who didn’t judge them.” Growing up in Brooklyn in the 70s, starting …
The Marshall Projectflipped into The Marshall ProjectIcon version of the Flipboard logoCrime New FBI Data: Violent Crime Still Fallingthemarshallproject.org - Jamiles Lartey 2018 drop extends decades-long trend, but rapes rise for sixth straight year FBI data released Monday suggests that the violent crime rate in the U.S. …
The Marshall Projectflipped into The Marshall ProjectNew York University He Didn’t Abuse His Daughter. The State Took Her Anyway.themarshallproject.org - Eli Hager An unwed father hopes his case will change the way courts decide what it means to be a parent. For the first five years of his daughter Amanda’s life, …
The Marshall Projectflipped into The Marshall ProjectImmigration How the U.S. Created the World's Largest Immigrant Detention System | The Marshall Projectthemarshallproject.org A modest system holding fewer than 3,000 migrants a day at the end of the 1970s, detention has now morphed into a sprawling machinery ensnaring …
The Marshall Projectflipped into The Marshall ProjectIcon version of the Flipboard logoCrime Do Deportations Lower Crime? Not According to the Datathemarshallproject.org - Anna Flagg A new study casts doubt on the effectiveness of a program that encourges local police cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. In one of …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Art and Criminal Justice The Prison Portraitsthemarshallproject.org - Maurice Chammah A Pennsylvania artist draws hundreds of fellow inmates to show the scale of mass incarceration. Before he went to prison, Mark Loughney used …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Art and Criminal Justice Learning Violin Helped Me Survive Prisonthemarshallproject.org - Jason Naradzay First, let me situate you: doors clanging, people yelling, guards barking. The noise in prison is non-stop, and nighttime is often louder than …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Art and Criminal JusticeIcon version of the Flipboard logo Reentry: a Triptych | The Marshall Projectthemarshallproject.org my woman, I name her as if she is mine, as if these hours that pass for the night belong to us; my nights belong to the memories I can’t shake; my night …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Art and Criminal Justice The Ultimate Insider Artthemarshallproject.org - Jeremy Olds On Tennessee’s death row, the old aphorism applies: art is long, life is short. Six artists gathered as they normally did on a Thursday night last …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Art and Criminal JusticePainting Titus Kaphar on Art, Race and Justicethemarshallproject.org - Bill Keller “A painting may inspire, but it’s people who make change.” The painter Titus Kaphar made his name as a portraitist of criminal justice with his 2014 …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Art and Criminal JusticeIcon version of the Flipboard logoThe Arts Watch Alvin Ailey Dancers Rehearse a Piece About Being Locked Upthemarshallproject.org - Caroline Grueskin A choreographer explores separation and alienation in our prison system. The holiday season can trigger certain, sometimes painful childhood memories …
The Marshall Projectflipped into Art and Criminal JusticeArt Where Art and Rural Incarceration Meetthemarshallproject.org - Celina Fang Artist Jesse Krimes’s latest work uses a corn maze and quilts to address increasing incarceration rates in small-town America. In 1851, the rolling …
The Marshall Projectflipped into An Unbelievable Story of Rape How the real Marie Adler reacted to watching Netflix's 'Unbelievable'Cosmopolitan - By Emily GullaNetflix's new series 'Unbelievable' is the true-crime drama that everyone is talking about. Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning ProPublica article, An Unbelievable Story of Rape, the series follows the
The Marshall Projectflipped into We Are WitnessesIcon version of the Flipboard logo Carrie Steiner | We Are Witnesses: Chicago | The Marshall Projectthemarshallproject.org A nonprofit news organization covering the U.S. criminal justice system
The Marshall Projectflipped into We Are WitnessesIcon version of the Flipboard logo Lisa Daniels | We Are Witnesses: Chicago | The Marshall Projectthemarshallproject.org A nonprofit news organization covering the U.S. criminal justice system
The Marshall Projectflipped into We Are WitnessesIcon version of the Flipboard logo Andy Berman | We Are Witnesses: Chicago | The Marshall Projectthemarshallproject.org A nonprofit news organization covering the U.S. criminal justice system
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The Marshall Projectflipped into We Are WitnessesIcon version of the Flipboard logo Bill Dorsch | We Are Witnesses: Chicago | The Marshall Projectthemarshallproject.org A nonprofit news organization covering the U.S. criminal justice system
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The Marshall Project How a Texas Con Artist Scammed Millions From Prisoners' Familiesthemarshallproject.org - Christie Thompson
