Tag: criminal injustice
DULF’s Constitutional Challenge to Compassion-Club Charges Begins
As British Columbia’s overdose crisis escalated in the second half of the 2010s, Jeremy ...
“Hung Out to Dry”—DULF Pair Convicted But Plan Challenge
“DULF’s pilot project worked,” a Supreme Court of British Columbia judge stated on November ...
Drug Testing Defeats the Purpose of “Second Chance” Hiring
Opening employment opportunities to people with prior convictions, often called “second chance hiring,” can ...
First Public Database of CA Police Officer Misconduct Records Unveiled
Seven years in the making, a searchable database of California law enforcement misconduct and ...
Prison Budgets Keep Growing, Yet They Keep Giving Us Used Underwear
As of July the state of Georgia is in Fiscal Year 2026, for which ...
Drug-User Groups Fight BC Recriminalization in Court
Groups representing people who use drugs had their days in court from July 21-23, ...
“Infantile” UK Plan Would Fine People Who Vape at Bus Stops
People who vape at outdoor bus stops in the United Kingdom could soon be ...
If Prisons Are Meant for Rehabilitation, Stop Transferring Us All the Time
Decades ago when he first entered Georgia Department of Corrections custody, D* used to ...
For Wrongful Convictions, Tennessee Slowly Builds a Pathway Out of Prison
In November 2007, 24-year-old Adam Braseel was convicted of multiple charges including first-degree murder, ...
In Tennessee, a Dwindling Group of People Can Vote While Still in Prison
Tennessee, where I’ve been incarcerated for the past three decades, is notorious for felony ...
