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Feature September 28, 2016
Crime in Context
Violent crime is up in some places, but is it really a trend?
By Gabriel Dance and Tom Meagher
Quiz March 2, 2016
How Much Do You Remember About the Rodney King Beating and Riots?
Twenty-five years ago, the first viral video captured police brutality and shook the nation.
By Andy Rossback
Feature February 3, 2016
Policing the Future
In the aftermath of Michael Brown's death, St. Louis cops embrace crime-predicting software.
By Maurice Chammah, with additional reporting by Mark Hansen
Feature December 16, 2015
An Unbelievable Story of Rape
An 18-year-old said she was attacked at knifepoint. Then she said she made it up. That’s where our story begins.
By Ken Armstrong and T. Christian Miller
Feature October 16, 2015
America’s Rock Star Cops
Meet the elite chiefs who revolutionized policing nationwide, for better and for worse. Now they want to do it again.
By Simone Weichselbaum
Quiz September 30, 2015
Do You Have What It Takes To Be a Prison Censor?
Test yourself against the pros.
By Bill Keller
Feature September 25, 2015
Prison Without Punishment
Germany allows inmates to wear their own clothes, cook their own meals, and have romantic visits. Could that work in the United States?
By Maurice Chammah
Feature September 18, 2015
The Next To Die
Tracking scheduled executions around the country.
By Gabriel Dance, Tom Meagher and Andy Rossback
Feature August 4, 2015
The New Science of Sentencing
Should prison sentences be based on crimes that haven’t been committed yet?
By Anna Maria Barry-Jester, Ben Casselman and Dana Goldstein
Life Inside July 7, 2015
What’s in a Prison Meal?
The ongoing fight for more, and better, prison food.
By Alysia Santo and Lisa Iaboni
Feature June 28, 2015
This is Rikers
From the people who live and work there.
By The Marshall Project
Feature June 17, 2015
Preying on Prisoners
In Texas, staffers rarely go to jail for sexually abusing inmates.
By Alysia Santo
Feature May 13, 2015
Willie Horton Revisited
We talk to the man who became our national nightmare. Thirty years later, does he still matter?
By Beth Schwartzapfel and Bill Keller
Quiz April 28, 2015
Executioners vs. Veterinarians
Which do we kill more humanely, our pets or condemned prisoners?
By Andy Rossback
Justice Lab March 4, 2015
How to Cut the Prison Population by 50 Percent
No, freeing potheads and shoplifters is not enough.
By Dana Goldstein
Life Inside February 13, 2015
Love in Solitary
A relationship told through letters.
Compiled by Caroline Grueskin
News February 2, 2015
Is an Emoji Worth 1,000 Words?
A new set of characters enters the courtroom lexicon.
By Eli Hager
Graphics December 19, 2014
By the Numbers
A guide to the latest stats in the world of criminal justice.
By Gerald Rich, Andy Rossback and Ivar Vong
Graphics December 5, 2014
A Department of Defense Gift Guide 2014
Just pay shipping and handling.
By Tom Meagher, Andy Rossback and Lisa Iaboni
Feature November 16, 2014
Death by Deadline, Part Two
When lawyers stumble, only their clients fall.
By Ken Armstrong
Feature November 15, 2014
Death by Deadline, Part One
How bad lawyering and an unforgiving law cost condemned men their last appeal.
By Ken Armstrong

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