When True Crime Becomes Advocacy: The Yogurt Shop Case as Proof Positive
In late September 2025, law enforcement in Austin, Texas announced what many had long considered unthinkable: a major breakthrough in…
Cult Leaders and Antisocial Personality Disorder: How Charisma Turns Dangerous
From Jonestown to NXIVM, history shows how a charismatic figure can lure ordinary people into destructive loyalty. Many cult leaders…
Racial Disparities in Sentencing: Stories, Data, and Solutions for Justice Reform
Justice in America is supposed to be blind. But the reality in our courtrooms tells another story: race still determines freedom. From…
Clutch Justice Is Going Deeper Into True Crime — With Humanity at the Center
Why We’re Expanding Into True Crime. And Doing It Differently. Clutch Justice was built to dig into the systems that…
Posting Recklessly Online Can Become Defamation. Here’s How Everyone in the Thread Can Be Liable.
Somewhere along the way, social media convinced people that anything goes; that you can accuse, speculate, and pile on without consequences….
Mandatory Minimums: History, Impact, and the Fight for Reform
Mandatory minimum sentencing was born from a political era obsessed with being “tough on crime” and completely dumb on data….
Murder Sheet Drops Major Temujin Kensu Update: What to Know About Prison Contraband and Class I Misconduct in Michigan
True-crime podcast The Murder Sheet released a new episode this week addressing developments related to Michigan prisoner Temujin Kensu (also known as…
Deputy Fire Chief Gets Probation After Drunk Driving Crash: Kalamazoo’s Justice System Once Again Favors the Powerful
If you’re “just somebody,” expect more punishment; if you’re the deputy fire chief, expect probation. There’s nothing subtle about what…
Cooley Law School on ABA Probation: Why Southwest Michigan Should Pay Attention
It’s not every day that a law school faces formal probation from the American Bar Association. But that’s exactly what’s…
Alternatives to Incarceration: Why Drug Courts, Mental Health Courts, and Community Programs Work
The United States locks up more people than any other country in the world. But prisons aren’t solving the problems…
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