The state slashed sentences for more than 500 people convicted in low-level drug and theft cases.

A new documentary from The Marshall Project and Frontline (PBS) offers a rare look at the lives of expectant mothers inside a notorious women’s prison.

The state’s byzantine felony disenfranchisement laws keep hundreds of thousands of formerly incarcerated residents from registering to vote.

Most states give money to people leaving prison. But some formerly incarcerated people say it's often not enough to meet their basic needs.

Thousands of Louisianians on probation and parole face numerous obstacles to casting a ballot, including the idea that their votes don't matter.

North Carolina Supreme Court hearings raise broad questions of systemic bias in the state judicial system.