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What’s the Meaning of “Life” When Sentencing Kids?

The Supreme Court ended automatic life without parole for children. What replaces it remains unclear.

Justice Lab • 01.30.2020

His Appeal in Louisiana Was a Sham Proceeding. But the High Court Won’t Review the Case.

Louisiana automatically rejected appeals from prisoners who represented themselves. One prisoner hoped the Supreme Court would consider his conviction in the light of that scandal.

Case in Point • 12.11.2019

How Do You Prove You’re Innocent If You’re On Death Row?

Rodney Reed faces execution in Texas despite mounting evidence of innocence and bipartisan support.

News • 11.13.2019

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