Most people assume an alibi requires a witness. In practice, the most durable alibi evidence often comes…
Private vendors operating inside Michigan prisons extract significant revenue from incarcerated people and their families through digital…
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Michigan’s Trial Court Funding Concept Paper proposes to restructure how trial courts are funded by reducing dependence…
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Rita Williams is an investigative journalist, systems analyst, and doctoral candidate focused on Michigan courts, judicial oversight,…
The national conversation about mass incarceration focuses on prisons. The Prison Policy Initiative’s Whole Pie 2026 report…
The Centralia Files Part I of VII — The Fire That Never Became an Emergency Managed Abandonment…
In 1764, Cesare Beccaria argued that punishment exceeding what is necessary to deter crime is not justice…
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