I’m sure that this started off as any other day for this guy, a morning stretch, a coffee, a little blow, and off to
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‘Creativity Within Confinement’: ASU Students to Display Prisoners’ Artwork to Raise Awareness of Prison Programming
Photo by Dr. Kevin Wright | CourtesyThe nine criminology and criminal justice freshmen curating the “Inkarcerated: Creativity Within Confinement” show pose for a photo. They have been
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Should Native American Tribes Have Their Own Criminal Justice Systems?
Posted to Politics April 25, 2017 by Erin Mundahl One hallmark of American law is the presumption that separate is inherently unequal and that
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From Foster Care to Prison – How does this happen? – Prison Talk
The Prison Talk channel on YouTube is one that I have followed for quite some time. The stories told by the people on that
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Thousands of Girls Detained for Staying Out Late
By Hanna Levintova It was late on a weekend night and Kara was bored. Her adopted mother, Dotty—nearly 70, arthritic, and having recently recovered
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Kids and crime: King County WA Looks Closer At Juvenile Offenders and Immaturity
By Sara Jean Green Seattle Times staff reporter Daveon Robbins was three months shy of his 18th birthday when he stuck a gun in
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Man jailed at 15 Under Felony Murder Rule Receives Commuted Sentence
Duaa EldeibContact Reporter – Chicago Tribune Justin Doyle was 15 when he was charged with murder. On April 19, 2017, Doyle was released from prison after
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Study Links Poverty & Fatal Child Abuse – But Correlation is Not Causation
Study Links Poverty & Fatal Child Abuse, But Jumping To Conclusions Is A Mistake By Tiffany Thomas Around one in five children in the
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Rhodes Scholar Looks To Future In Criminal Justice Reform
by : Katie McNally, katiemcnally@virginia.edu University of Virginia fourth-year student Aryn Frazier has a track record of throwing herself full force into the causes
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Sacramento County Ceases Charging Parents for Locking Up Kids
Sacramento County supervisors quietly took a significant step toward fairer justice this week by voting to stop charging fees to families of juvenile offenders.
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