Criminal Justice System

Alabama Parole Board

Can there be justice for the wrongly convicted?

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TaShun Bowden-Lewis makes history as Connecticut’s new top public defender

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Earl Snoddy thegrio.com

California man freed from prison after 27 years; questions raised about lack of evidence

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Willie Stokes sues city of Philadelphia after serving 37 years in prison on wrongful conviction

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Arkansas inmates sue jail alleging ivermectin ‘experiment’

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Kyle Rittenhouse

Rittenhouse verdict sets new legal precedent on White Privilege

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Meek Mill says he still doesn’t feel ‘totally free’

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Singer R. Kelly

Will R. Kelly’s conviction lead to true justice for his victims?

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Ralph Blaine Smith thegrio.com

Prosecutor dismisses charges after Ohio man serves 21 years in prison

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Capitol rioter Paul Hodgkins

White Capitol rioter gets slap on wrist, while Black people get the book thrown at them

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Honestie Hodges

Honestie Hodges and the intersectional systemic racism of Black women and girls

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Illinois to be first state to eliminate cash bail, governor announces

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4th Annual TIDAL X: Brooklyn - Arrivals

Kodak Black sues Federal Bureau of Prisons for alleged torture

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New York passes bill allowing police disciplinary records to be made public

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Smoking weed shouldn’t sentence someone to death 

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Eric Garner’s mother pens powerful essay about the failure of the criminal justice system

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2019 Makers Conference brings attention to the many challenges facing women in prison

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Meek Mill’s arresting officer suspected of racial bias and abuse

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Attorney General Jeff Sessions Holds News Conference Discussing Efforts To Reduce Violent Crime thegrio.com

Attorney General Jeff Sessions to reverse Obama-era rules on marijuana

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Al Sharpton says he can help Meek Mill like he helped Tupac

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