Intersections + Injustice
Hundreds of Drug War Prisoners in WA Can Now Apply for Commutation
The governor of Washington State on Monday unveiled a new process through which hundreds ...
Disciplinary Records for New Jersey Police Made Public in New Database
For the first time, records of New Jersey police officers who have faced “major ...
White House: Biden Considering Clemency for Nonviolent Federal Drug Convictions
President Joe Biden is looking into using his executive authority to grant clemency to ...
To Support Indigenous Rights in Latin America, Decolonize Drug Policies
Drug prohibition has had a devastating impact on Indigenous peoples in Latin America. Over ...
A Look Behind the Campaign to Recall Progressive Prosecutors in Virginia
A recall campaign targeting so-called progressive prosecutors in Virginia has made recent headlines. To ...
Austin Begins Enforcing Homeless Camping Ban; Rest of Texas to Follow
On August 9, the city of Austin began enforcing a public camping ban first ...
Prisoners Sue After Drug Testing of Their Legal Mail Gave False Positives
Incarcerated people‘s legal mail falsely tested positive for drugs, according to a lawsuit filed ...
Our Prison Is Closing, With a Bitter Legacy of Contrasting Deaths
Every year on the last Friday afternoon in January, bagpipes can be heard from ...
Santa Clara County’s Prosecutor Race Will Be Intense—And Personal
Since taking office in 2011, Santa Clara County (San Jose), California District Attorney Jeff ...
Bombshell Paper Names the Federal Judges Guilty of the Most Racist Sentencing
It has long been known that people of color get harsher criminal sentences in ...
