What Trump’s Sentence Reveals About the Criminal Legal System
On Friday, after months of delay and prior assurances from the judge that Donald Trump would receive no jail time, ...
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Tag: Politics of Criminal Justice
Motherhood Made Me Even More of a Prison and Police Abolitionist
When I found out I was pregnant, I wanted my sister Keeley to be one of the first to know. ...
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How Progressive Prosecutors Became Scapegoats
This is The Marshall Project’s Closing Argument newsletter, a weekly deep dive into a key criminal justice issue. Want this ...
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The Marshall Project’s 10th Anniversary: Stories That Shaped Our First Decade
The Marshall Project was born 10 years ago out of frustration and hope. Frustration that injustices and abuses in the ...
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In The Election for President, These Incarcerated People Are Ready for a Woman
After Vice President Kamala Harris became the Democratic presidential nominee, her support from people behind bars nearly doubled the support ...
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Why ‘Trump Remains Very Popular’ in Prisons and Jails
November’s election — the first to feature a prominent candidate with a slew of felony convictions — comes at an ...
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‘Cop vs. Felon’ Election? What People in Prisons, Jails Really Think of Harris, Trump
Whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump is elected president in a couple of weeks will shape the lives of people ...
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Can South Carolina Prisons Apply Germany’s Therapeutic Approach?
I. “A Modern-Day Plantation” Six years ago, amid the cotton fields of South Carolina, a stabbing spiraled into America’s deadliest ...
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On immigration, DNC sought to address one of Kamala Harris’ weaknesses
This is The Marshall Project’s Closing Argument newsletter, a weekly deep dive into a key criminal justice issue. Want this ...
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2024 Election: How We’re Reporting on Crime, Politics
By The Marshall Project Marshall Project coverage of the 2024 election, criminal justice and immigration. Crime and criminal justice are ...
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