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Would a Death Sentence Help The Parkland Families Heal?

Outrage around the school shooter’s sentence reveals tensions between what some victims’ families want and the justice system’s limits.

Death Sentences • 10.31.2022

The Genius Speech That Changed My Life

Words like “junkie,” “destitute” and “criminal” have applied to me at some point in my life. Hearing the formerly incarcerated voting rights activist Desmond Meade speak at my prison reminded me that my sky is full of stars, my heart is full of hope and my future is full of promise.

Life Inside • 02.25.2022

The Judge Will See You On Zoom, But The Public Is Mostly Left Out

Volunteers who monitor courts across the country say they are getting little access to online-only proceedings.

Coronavirus • 04.13.2020

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