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Supreme Court Conservatives Just Made It Easier to Sentence Kids to Life in Prison

The new ruling could worsen existing racial disparities in states that condemn teens to die in prison.

News • 04.30.2021

How COVID-19 Tested the Family Bonds I Was Building When I Got Out

After serving more than 21 years for a crime he committed at age 15, Angel Alejandro was reintroducing himself to his family. Then the virus took three relatives.

Life Inside • 09.17.2020

“Juvenile Lifers” Were Meant to Get a Second Chance. COVID-19 Could Get Them First.

The Supreme Court gave teens sentenced to life in prison a shot at freedom. Many are still waiting.

Coronavirus • 06.03.2020

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