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How Two States Differ on the Injustice of Non-Unanimous Juries

Oregon and Louisiana eliminated the practice, which had white supremacist roots. But they differ on whether to retroactively overturn those convictions.

Closing Argument • 01.07.2023

Battles Brew Over the Power to Choose Who to Prosecute

The long-standing principle of prosecutorial discretion is under fire — another symptom of our nation’s fractured politics.

Closing Argument • 12.03.2022

The Supreme Court Let The Death Penalty Flourish. Now Americans are Ending It Themselves.

As Roe v. Wade ends, a look back at how the court reversed itself on capital punishment — spurring an anti-death penalty movement.

Death Sentences • 06.29.2022

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