Michigan’s Court-Funding Shift: A Big Deal — and What It Reveals About Political Resistance
A recent proposal from the Michigan Judicial Council and the Trial Court Funding Commission may offer a much needed overhaul…
Justice Reform Paywalled: The Crisis No One Wants to Talk About
It’s already understood that in the criminal legal system, people are hurting. What people may not realize, is that it…
2025 Brought a Wave of Criminal Justice Changes. Heading Into 2026, Here’s What Americans Need to Know: The Good, the Bad, and the Alarming.
2025 is ending with a justice system altered in ways we have not seen in more than a decade. Some of those changes move us toward fairness, accountability and real public safety. Others drag the nation backward into the failed punishment-first playbook that has never delivered safety, only overcrowded jails, destabilized communities and political theater.
The Weaponization of the Legal System by Mothers with Severe Borderline Personality Disorder: A Silent Epidemic
Today, I’m going to talk about something few are brave enough to say out loud: some mothers with severe, untreated Borderline…
The Cameras Don’t Lie: 2025 Becomes Michigan’s Year of Public Judicial Misconduct Complaints
Another day, another Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission complaint, it seems. And once again, it’s video footage dragging the truth into…
Family Court Isn’t an Individual Fight — It’s a National One. And It’s Time We Start Acting Like It.
If your inbox looks anything like mine, you know exactly what I’m about to say:People are fed up with the courts, but…
Trauma Brain Fog Is Real — and Here’s the Science Behind Why
There’s a special kind of frustration that comes with trauma brain fog. You sit down, ready to work, ready to…
The Power of Predictability: Why Stability and Routine Matter After Incarceration
When the world has treated your life like it’s disposable, one of the most revolutionary things you can do is…
When the Cyberstalker Isn’t Just Yours: Watching Collective Trauma Unfold Across Michigan
I have had the unsettling but unique experience of watching one man’s profound mental illness ripple through an entire community….
Judge Joseph Slaven Flipped Off Cameras—The Cameras Saved Everyone a lot of Headache.
When Taylor District Court Judge Joseph Slaven decided to repeatedly flip off a courthouse camera (nine times, to be exact)…
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