Motion for a Bill of Particulars Explained
A Motion for a Bill of Particulars is basically a formal request made by the defense in a criminal case…
A Second Chance Earned: Why Dennis Salerno’s Story Demands Our Attention.
Here’s something that really gets to the heart of what justice should be about: redemption, growth, and the incredible human…
The Lowdown on Stalking: What’s the Deal?
Stalking is a lot. Let’s break it down. First, what is stalking? Basically, it’s a pattern of repeated and unwanted…
Why Wrongful Convictions Matter to All of Us
Picture this: Your neighbor, a friend, or even someone you don’t know claims they were locked up for something they…
Filing an IACHR Complaint with a Focus on Challenging a Michigan LWOP Sentence
When all legal avenues within the United States have been exhausted, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) offers an…
Why Michigan’s Next Governor Should Commute All LWOP Sentences: A Call for Second Chances
Imagine scrolling through your feed and you see a story about someone who was issued sentence of life without possibility…
The Prisoner’s Dilemma and How It Is Used To Cause Convictions
The Prisoner’s Dilemma isn’t just a cool idea from textbooks — it actually shows up in real-life criminal cases in…
The Chilling Effect: Retaliation Against Incarcerated Individuals Seeking Justice
Retaliation against Individuals who bring civil actions regarding prison conditions is a troubling issue that sheds light on the challenges…
The Contradiction Of Justice In The Land Of The Free
When we think about the United States, we often hear it referred to as the best or most powerful nation…
Reducing Life Without Parole in Michigan: A Roadmap for Justice Reform
Life without parole (LWOP) sentences represent one of the most extreme punishments in the American criminal legal system. In Michigan,…
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