News
April 1
Citing the protections of the First Amendment, prosecutors often use other charges as a workaround to go after members of hate groups.
The System
November 4, 2020
“We put together the most cumbersome and expensive trial system that the world has ever seen, and then we decided we can’t do it for all but a tiny, tiny portion of people.”
News
July 7, 2020
But is it legal? A California appeals court is going to decide.
Coronavirus
May 1, 2020
With grand juries suspended, people who get arrested lose a route out.
News
January 16, 2020
A lawsuit filed by St. Louis's first black female prosecutor highlights the virulent opposition progressive black women in the role say they have encountered.
News
April 1, 2019
Prosecutors will be required to turn over information to the defense much earlier in a criminal case, among other changes.
News
January 17, 2019
Newly elected prosecutors won’t take cases from unreliable officers—but are these no-call lists fair?
Southside
October 29, 2018
After the fatal police shooting of Laquan McDonald, can a new state’s attorney bring real reform to Chicago?
News
August 13, 2018
A clash over evidence that could help defendants has wider implications.
Case in Point
July 23, 2018
Brett Kavanaugh and the case of Gregory “Boy Boy” Bell