Jelly Roll Got His Clean Slate. 70 Million Americans Are Still Waiting.
Last week, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee pardoned country star Jelly Roll for robbery and drug convictions from decades ago. The…
What a Motion Is — and What It Isn’t
Why judges, lawyers, and the public often mean very different things when they say “motion” I had an interaction today…
What’s The Difference Between Justice and Procedure?
Outcomes that are “procedurally correct” can still be unjust and how judges think about order vs. equity In courtrooms across…
What Christmas Movies Can Teach Us About Criminal Justice Reform
Every December, we return to the same Christmas movies. Not just for comfort, but because they quietly rehearse our deepest…
How to Handle Court When You Have Complex PTSD
Courtrooms are built for order, control, and compliance. Complex PTSD is built from the opposite: long-term exposure to chaos, power imbalance,…
Introducing ClutchCast: A New Way to Experience Clutch Justice Content
Justice isn’t just written — it’s heard, felt, and lived. Today I’m launching ClutchCast, a new audio experience that brings Clutch Justice…
“All My Friends Are Heathens”: How and Why System-Impacted People See the World Differently
It’s literally no surprise at this point that I am a huge Twenty One Pilots fan. So another non-surprise will…
What a Notary Is, Why We Still Use Them, and Why Mobile & Online Notaries Are Taking Over
Notaries are one of those legal artifacts most people only think about when they’re standing at a counter, holding a…
What People Don’t See About Burnout in Mission-Driven Work
Burnout in mission-driven work doesn’t always look like collapse. Often, it looks like commitment. Literally, caring becomes the job. It’s…
FOIA: MDOC Finds Temujin Kensu Guilty of Dangerous Contraband After Wi-Fi Device Discovery
Quick Facts Source: MDOC misconduct and classification records released via FOIA Date of Misconduct Review Charge Basis for Charge According to…
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