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Connecticut Normalized Clemency. Not Anymore.

After commuting nearly 100 sentences in less than two years, the state is facing a backlash.

Closing Argument • 05.06.2023

Nothing Has Made Me Feel More American Than Going to Jail

I was born in D.C. to South Indian parents. But it wasn’t until I had to negotiate the criminal justice system that I fully realized what many Americans of color have to deal with.

Life Inside • 04.29.2021

A Growing Number of State Courts Are Confronting Unconscious Racism In Jury Selection

“A judge who deals with prosecutors every day is not going to say, ‘You intentionally discriminated on the basis of race, and you lied about it with pretextual reasons.’”

News • 05.11.2020

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