Monsters in the System Finale: Dream Warriors, Candyman, and the Justice Lessons We Learn from Horror
? Horror is a Safe Space for Dangerous Questions Horror has always given us permission to peek into the dark…
? Horror is a Safe Space for Dangerous Questions Horror has always given us permission to peek into the dark…
What you may have heard this past week, was that Michigan gutted its budget for reentry of incarcerated individuals back…
Another man is dead inside Michigan’s prison system, this time at Parnall Correctional Facility in Jackson, Michigan. According to MLive, the incarcerated…
Judge Michael Schipper Defies the Court — Again The saga of Judge Michael Schipper of the Barry County Circuit Court…
A murder makes headlines. A trial grips the public. Cameras crowd the courthouse. But when the verdict is read and…
Judicial discretion and immunity exist for a reason: to let judges make decisions without fear of retaliation. But if those…
In theory, prosecutors are supposed to seek justice, not just convictions. In practice, unchecked prosecutorial power has created a system…
The right to appeal a conviction is one of the most fundamental protections in the American justice system. It is…
How a 300-pound cellmate’s attack exposed the Federal Bureau of Prisons’ systematic denial of an elderly prisoner’s most fundamental rights
Courts run on deadlines and due process. None of that works if parties aren’t actually served. Proof of service is the paper…
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