In early July, for the first time since COVID-19 protocols were lifted in April, a general-population prisoner at Washington Corrections…
I thought I was too old to have to worry about being raped in prison. But as his sweat dripped…
On July 18, Los Angeles County announced a plan to drastically reduce its reliance on cash bail. Effective October 1,…
The Justice Department (DOJ) is extending a public comment period concerning its marijuana pardon certification process, established under a directive…
In 1992, the year I learned I had HIV, a friend got me a dishwasher job at a restaurant in…
Michael Felder, 62, was an organizer with the Fund for Empowerment, advocating for unhoused people in Phoenix, Arizona. In August…
No drugs, no pain, very low cost, and it can break treatment-resistant trauma in one-to-five sessions? If such a treatment…
On June 26, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime released its annual report on the illicit drug trade.…
California officials have announced that they're finally making substantial progress on clearing old marijuana criminal records—but they’re seven years too…
Standing in the courtroom as I awaited sentencing, the light tapping of the stenographer gave me déjà vu. The watchful…