Coronavirus
January 14
The Marshall Project is collecting data on COVID-19 infections in state and federal prisons. See how the virus has affected correctional facilities where you live.
Analysis
January 14
Amid calls for tougher laws after the Capitol assault, research shows that measures addressing White violence usually fall harder on Black people.
Analysis
January 14
Feds spent millions to restart the death penalty and in the process revealed much about how they do it.
News and Awards
January 12
The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist will join the organization as a contributing editor, focusing on local accountability journalism about criminal justice.
Coronavirus
January 8
As COVID-19 spread earlier this year, prison facilities across the country suspended visits from family and lawyers. Several months into the pandemic, some states are easing those restrictions. We’re rounding up the changes as they occur.
News
January 8
But local cops can still receive Pentagon equipment, including automatic rifles.
The Lowdown
January 8
Everyone's talking about sedition, treason and conspiracy. Here's what these terms actually mean and how they've been enforced.
Analysis
January 8
Mental illness, childhood abuse and brain injuries affect a large share of those who face the death penalty.
News and Awards
January 6
Our fourth annual diversity report notes significant developments in 2020 and lays out our goals for the year ahead.
News
December 23, 2020
Citizens who filed taxes with an undocumented immigrant can now receive stimulus payments.