Last week, the Los Angeles Times published an article about how some LAPD officers failed to follow department policy and immediately render aid to individuals shot by police. I think this story could ...

Richard M. Aborn has been a player in the New York City criminal justice world since 1979, when he began his legal career as a prosecutor in the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office. In the 1990s, ...

Harm reduction can be that solution, helping people mitigate the risks associated with certain behaviors. Most Americans already engage in some version of it, such as wearing seatbelts, and it is ...

A year ago, in October 2016, Patrick McCarthy, president of the Annie E. Casey Foundation, Miriam Shark, former associate director at Casey and I took an exhaustive look at the evidence surrounding ...

Substantial “foreign influence” has been identified in posts containing material peddling conspiracies fostered by the QAnon movement, according to a former U.S. counterterrorism official. From ...

A report published Thursday by the Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) office of the U.S. Department of Justice and the International Association of Chiefs of Police titled “Planning and ...

Since Terrance Simon got out of the Louisiana State Penitentiary last year, he’s mentally prepared himself for the fact that his record might mean he doesn’t get the job when talking to prospective ...

A new report released by the ACLU of Alabama estimates that 141 of the 876 bills introduced during the session (16 percent) could potentially increase the number of inmates in Alabama prisons ...

Why would a Kentucky newsroom 2,000 miles from the headquarters of a ruthless Mexican drug lord named “El Mencho” spend nine months; commit 21 staffers; travel to Mexico, 15 American cities and five ...

The family of an 11-year-old boy who was shot by police after he called 911 and asked for their help have launched a $5 million federal lawsuit against the city of Indianola, Mississippi and two ...

The Colorado Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice, a 30-member panel that advised the state legislature on criminal justice policy for almost 20 years, was disbanded on Sunday by the Democratic ...