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Closing Argument
The Flock Backlash Catches Up to the Tech
Life Inside
Here’s What Happens When You Become Institutionalized
Closing Argument
From Sweltering Cells to Frigid Tents: The Extreme Temperatures of Incarceration
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Analysis
September 25
ICE Says It Can Detain Immigrants as Long as It Wants. Will the Supreme Court Agree?
Hundreds of federal judges have ruled against the administration’s “mandatory detention” policy, but the Supreme Court may soon have the final say.
By
Lauren Villagran
Inside Story
September 22
What Happens When Prisons Take Away Conjugal Visits?
Once allowed in 17 states, only four still offer family visits. Host Lawrence Bartley examines how isolating loved ones impacts prison safety.
By
Lawrence Bartley
and
Donald Washington, Jr.
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News and Awards
September 21
The Marshall Project is Putting on a Concert of Music Made in Prisons
Tickets are on sale for Redemption Songs Live, an evening of storytelling and song in partnership with Musicambia.
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Closing Argument
September 19
Why Some Jurors and Judges No Longer Trust Trump’s Justice Department
Federal prosecutors have struggled to convict anti-ICE protesters, while grand juries and judges are showing unusual skepticism of the government.
By
Jamiles Lartey
Life Inside
September 18
Taking GLP-1 Shots in Prison? Yes, But It’s Complicated.
Muscle loss is a side effect of the GLP-1 my doctor prescribed. But many of the protein-rich foods that rebuild it are banned in New York prisons.
By
Devin A Giordano
News
September 18
New Prison Policy Gives Trump Administration More Power to Punish Enemies
The Bureau of Prisons quietly revised its rules to allow Attorney General Todd Blanche to unilaterally decide where federal prisoners serve time.
By
Joseph Neff
Opening Statement
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ICE tells officers to make traffic stops only if they have training
Supreme Court clears the way for receiver to run Arizona prison healthcare
After botched execution of Christa Pike, Tennessee correction chief steps down • Tennessee Lookout
Federal Judge Rules a Flock Search Was ‘Indiscriminate Mass Surveillance’ and Unconstitutional
Judge permanently blocks WA sheriff standards law • Washington State Standard
Opinion
Opinion
The Problem With Trump’s Crime Claims
ICE Is Everywhere and Acting with Impunity
ICE Has Been Dumping Protester Photos Into a Palantir Database
“We Have These Beautiful Dreams”
Four Kids in an Idaho Faith-Healing Family Died. Officials Could Do Nothing. — ProPublica
Sending Kites
September 15
How to Prepare for a Release Date From Prison
Leaving prison can be logistically, financially and emotionally complicated. Incarcerated readers share ways they’re preparing themselves.
By
Aala Abdullahi
and
Tammy Galarza
Closing Argument
September 12
ICE Treatment of Transgender Women Reversing Years-Long Practices
Women said they face harassment and lack proper medical care.
By
Beth Schwartzapfel
Life Inside
September 11
The Mourning After
From concealing causes of death to delaying memorials, prisons treat people passing away like business as usual.
by
Phillip Luna
Analysis
September 10
Inside the ‘Shadow Surge’ Driving ICE Arrests to New Heights
Flush with money and leery of bad publicity, ICE has banked on local police agencies to help ramp up immigration arrests.
By
Geoff Hing
,
Doug Livingston
and
Lauren Villagran