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A Dying Dream: How Trump Targets Immigrants Who Arrived as Children
Redemption Songs
With ‘Live on Death Row,’ Rapper Rrome Alone Condemns the Death Penalty
Closing Argument
Why New York’s ‘Precision Policing’ Raises Civil Rights Concerns
The Marshall Project
Life Inside
June 26
Healing From My Prison Rape Requires Time, Therapy and Friends Who Don’t Blame the Victim
Lexie Handlang was sexually assaulted soon after she arrived in a Missouri prison. Here, she charts her ongoing road to recovery.
By
Lexie Handlang
News
June 25
What the Supreme Court’s TPS Ruling Means for Haitians and Syrians
Advocates say the decision to allow Trump to end temporary protected status will send Haitians to “violent, needless deaths.”
By
Daphne Duret
and
Lauren Villagran
The Record
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in criminal justice today
Second Trump administration
Supreme Court
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
ICE
Temporary protected status (TPS)
Mullin v. Doe
Department of Justice
birthright citizenship
Analysis
June 25
Hundreds of Calls for Help: What 911 Logs Reveal About the Local Jail
From assaults to suicide attempts, emergency calls can be a sign of problems that jails can’t handle on their own.
By
Ivy Scott
,
Brittany Hailer
and
Daja E. Henry
News and Awards
June 22
The Next Chapter of ‘Inside Story’
Season three will explain the systems shaping our lives.
By
The Marshall Project
Cleveland
June 22
Ohio Governor Grants Mercy to Man on Death Row For First Time
Weeks before calling to abolish capital punishment in Ohio, Gov. Mike DeWine commuted the man’s death sentence to life in prison without parole.
By
Doug Livingston
Death Sentences
June 22
How The Death Penalty At 50 Is Far More Broken Than We Knew
The racial disparities, the arbitrary outcomes, the endless waiting and the risk of executing the innocent persist.
By
Maurice Chammah
and
Jill Castellano
Opening Statement
Links from
this morning’s email
ICE custody cases lag before federal judge in Mississippi
Questions remain about ICE arrest of South Texas nun
Alice Sebold, the Wrong Man and Syracuse’s Buried Rape Crisis — ProPublica
Six protesters face sentencing over Texas immigration center shooting
Death by firing squad: archaic method on the rise in US as Idaho opens new execution chamber
Hinds County DA Jody Owens pleads guilty to conspiracy charge
'Difficult and daunting': Nevada prisons struggle to address inmates' medical needs
Vermont prosecutor accused of defying orders over dangerous dog Moose
Opinion
Unpacking the Supreme Court’s Chatrie Decision
A False Pretense of Judicial Modesty
Repeal All Immigration Laws Stripping Court Review
Trump’s Betrayal of Cuban Miami
White House task force aims to boost Trump’s election claims with declassified intelligence documents
Vermont lawmakers tried to curb license plate surveillance. Police found a way around it.
The St. Louis Cops Who Are Trying to Bleed Their City Dry
Alleged MS-13 members convicted in 9 murders in Nevada
An Ecuadorian Fishing Boat Disappears Amid Trump’s Strikes in the Pacific
Redemption Songs
June 21
Ear Hustle’s Antwan Banks Williams Goes Deep on ‘Like Father, Like Son’
Two years after the podcast’s co-creator’s dad died, he used hip-hop to celebrate their bond.
By
Maurice Chammah
Closing Argument
June 20
How Government Fines of $1 Million+ Are Increasingly Targeting Immigrants
A 1996 law allowing fines for some immigrants was rarely used — until Donald Trump’s second term began.
By
Cary Aspinwall
Life Inside
June 19
I Tried to Protect My Oldest Daughter From Pain. I Didn’t Think I Would Be the Source of It.
“I saw every evil thing lurking from afar. What I didn’t see was that my own behavior problems and my toxic masculinity could cause damage.”
By
Demetrius Buckley
The Last 12 Weeks
June 18
The Countdown to David Wood’s Execution Date
One week before their client is set to die, the defense team awaits a final ruling.
By
Maurice Chammah