Rory Fleming 
Crime Rates, Prosecutors and Telling Public Reactions
When it comes to thinking about crime, there are arguably two main camps. There’s ...
The Supreme Court’s Abhorrent Decision to Back Life-Without-Parole for Kids
What is considered a “normal” punishment is culture—it’s where you live. In 18 states, ...
Why We Need Public Financing for Prosecutor Election Campaigns
There is an elephant in the room for some on the left who count ...
Attorney General Merrick Garland a Disheartening Prospect
When a government agency is as punitive, secretive and capricious as the US Department ...
What to Make of a Drug-Induced Homicide Charge After a Prosecutor’s OD Death?
Rodney Hasty, a prosecutor in Asheville, North Carolina for 18 years, died unexpectedly last ...
Why a City’s Marijuana Delivery Plan Represents Far More Than Customer Convenience
During the pandemic, services that deliver food and other supplies have become invaluable. Some ...
Private Security Cameras Advance a NIMBY Surveillance Agenda
For many, Amazon represents not just a massive online retailer, but the harbinger of ...
My Psychedelic Love Story: An Interview With Filmmaker Errol Morris
On the surface, Joanna Harcourt-Smith had the kind of life many people dream of. ...
Pretrial Justice Reforms Do Not Reduce Public Safety, Report Confirms
COVID-19 has transformed the landscape of American life, from the mundane, like how people ...
Mixed Outcomes in Two Big Prosecutor Races, But Reform Gains Nationwide
Two things uppermost in voters’ minds this week were the COVID-19 pandemic and police ...
