Intersections + Injustice

    DEA’s “Innovative” Strategy in New Orleans Encourages Ever-Harsher Prosecutions

    On April 16, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) launched its latest punishment-driven, treatment-inflected response ...

    Don’t Overlook the Local Judges Who Stand in the Way of Decarceration

    Surprising as it may sound, within the federal criminal justice system, judges tend to ...

    Beyond Legalization: Searching SSDP Conference Takes On Exclusion

    On the last weekend of March, hundreds of student activists from around the US ...

    Vindictive Drug-Induced Homicide Charges Are Set to Surge in Chicago

    Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson believes that drug-induced deaths are “becoming an epidemic” and that ...

    How Helpful—Or Harmful—Are Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs?

    Before admitting new patients to his practice, Dr. Miguel Diaz checks their prescription history. ...

    To Address Addiction, Confront Racism in Our Health and Justice Systems

    It’s widely documented that decades of punitive criminal justice and drug policies have led ...

    Will NJ Governor Have the Guts to Call Time on This Rogue Prosecutor?

    Governors of New Jersey enjoy some of the most sweeping powers in the country. ...

    “Working as Intended”—NJ Bail Reform Drastically Cuts Jail Population

    The activists and policymakers behind the criminal justice reforms just won in New York ...