Tag: criminal injustice
Mexico on the Brink of Legalizing Marijuana—But on What Terms?
Mexico is on the verge of becoming the third country in the world, after ...
Why We Need Public Financing for Prosecutor Election Campaigns
There is an elephant in the room for some on the left who count ...
Brooklyn Federal Prison Denying Communication Rights in Pandemic
The Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC), a federal facility in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, has a ...
Mexico President: DEA “Fabricated” Accusations Against Military Leader
The Drug Enforcement Administration’s imperialist grasp on Mexico seems to be loosening. President Andres Manuel ...
Attorney General Merrick Garland a Disheartening Prospect
When a government agency is as punitive, secretive and capricious as the US Department ...
Appeals Court Overturns Ruling That Legalized SCS; Safehouse Fights On
Just over a week before a more reform-friendly administration takes over in Washington, the ...
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 ...
A Harm Reductionist’s Case for Abolition
Since 2020’s uprisings against anti-Black police violence, communities and institutions across the country have ...
What Is Raphael Warnock’s Record on Drug Policy and Harm Reduction?
On January 5, the state of Georgia elected Rev. Raphael Warnock in one of ...
Alabama Prisoners Strike Against Exploitation and Health Threats
Prisons are sources of profit in the United States—and incarcerated activists in Alabama are ...
