Journalist(s)

Commentary December 18, 2017

Some of Our Best Work in 2017

Spend your holiday break with great journalism.

By Kirsten Danis

Commentary April 3, 2017

What I Learned About Justice Reporting From Inside Prison

A former prison journalist on what’s missing from criminal justice coverage.

Kerry Myers

Commentary April 18, 2016

Some of Our Best Work of the Past Year

From David Simon's Baltimore anguish to elite police fraternities to teens behind bars.

By Bill Keller

Justice Talk March 24, 2016

The Best Reporting on Solitary Confinement

Brush up for our March 30th chat on solitary confinement by reading some of the most crucial journalism on the issue.

By Blair Hickman and Christie Thompson

Justice Talk February 22, 2016

What You Need To Know About Predictive Policing

Key background reading before our discussion on predictive policing on Wednesday, February 24th.

By Blair Hickman

Justice Talk February 21, 2016

Join Us For Justice Talk: A New Conversation Series With The Marshall Project and Digg

Our first discussion will be Wednesday, Feb. 24, on how the police predict crime.

By Blair Hickman

News and Awards February 14, 2016

The Marshall Project Wins Polk Award for “An Unbelievable Story of Rape”

“An Unbelievable Story of Rape” honored in justice reporting category.

By The Marshall Project

News December 16, 2015

How We Reported ‘An Unbelievable Story of Rape’

A roundup of interviews and documents.

By Ken Armstrong and T. Christian Miller

News December 9, 2015

Highlights From Our Death Penalty Discussion

Journalists Liliana Segura, Gabriel Dance and Maurice Chammah took your questions about the death penalty and criminal justice reporting. Here are some of the highlights.

By Pedro Burgos

Feature October 23, 2015

Exclusive: Obama Calls the Death Penalty “Deeply Troubling.”

A one-on-one interview with the president.

By The Marshall Project