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News August 13
Why Tennessee Is Challenging the DOJ's Ethics
A clash over evidence that could help defendants has wider implications.
By Eli Hager
The California Experiment June 6
California Voters Reject Prosecutor 'Reformers'
Candidates backed by Soros, others are still pressing ahead in other parts of the country.
By Abbie VanSickle and Maurice Chammah
The California Experiment May 23
Prosecutor Elections Now a Front Line in the Justice Wars
By Paige St. John and Abbie VanSickle
News May 1
How Prosecutor Reform Is Shaking Up Small DA Races
The goals of the effort are trickling down, even if the money isn’t.
By Joseph Neff
Case in Point April 2
What Victims Want
Did a prosecutor lie about whether the family of a murder victim wanted the death penalty?
By Maurice Chammah
Commentary March 13
Let’s Put an End to Prosecutorial Immunity
“The time has come to create some level of accountability for prosecutors.”
Frederic Block
News February 26
👀 👀 👀 the Prosecutors
Court Watch NYC is the latest local group monitoring the criminal justice system as it happens.
By Beth Schwartzapfel
Case in Point January 15
How Social Media Giants Side With Prosecutors in Criminal Cases
Why can’t the defense have access, too?
By Andrew Cohen
News November 8, 2017
New York Courts Say: Hand It Over
A new order reminds prosecutors to show their evidence.
By Beth Schwartzapfel
Feature November 6, 2017
Can Prosecutors Put the Same Gun in the Hands of More Than One Shooter?
They can, and they do.
By Ken Armstrong

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