More than 2,100 people sit on American death rows. Will most of them die there waiting to be executed?
Across the nation, more than half of the approximately 2,100 prisoners with death sentences are incarcerated in jurisdictions where executions are on hold, according to a Washington Post analysis.
What Donald Trump’s election could mean for the federal death penalty
Opponents of the death penalty are bracing for Donald Trump’s return to the White House, fearing it will herald a new round ...
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Using the Past to Inform the Present, Part 1
Uncovering cycles of moral panic: Drug crises often trigger waves of moral panic, leading to punitive measures. Historians show how these cycles—like those seen with the crack epidemic and the War on ...
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Former inmate getting PhD to improve criminal justice system
Johnny Pippins hopes to use a criminology PhD to help other inmates find stability and success while incarcerated.
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Trump’s deportation plan: Can he really expel 13 million immigrants? — A reminder to media to keep asking questions
One of the first things President-elect Donald Trump has promised under his second reign is mass deportations of the ...
Federal inmates attacking prison guards in nationwide trend as lawmakers propose their solution
Reps. Laurel Lee and Hank Johnson introduce House bill to fight alarming rate of sex assaults against federal corrections officers in the Bureau of Prisons.