Image Independent Oversight Is Essential for a Safe and Healthy Prison System Preventive monitoring of conditions in American prisons can help shine a light on what needs to change. Contributors // Article // November 3, 2021
Image End Mandatory Minimums Inflexible, harsh sentences exacerbate crime and racial disparities alike. Contributors // Article // October 18, 2021
Image Addressing Violent Crime More Effectively Excessive punishment is the wrong response to rises in homicide rates. Contributors // Article // September 27, 2021
Image Ending the Post-9/11 Forever Wars Congress wrongly gave the president carte blanche to use military force, and we’re still paying the price. Contributors // Article // September 9, 2021
Image A Holistic Approach to Legal Advocacy For poor, persecuted communities, helping them overcome legal challenges isn’t nearly enough. Contributors // Article // September 7, 2021
Image The Prosecutor Problem A former assistant U.S. attorney explains how prosecutors’ decisions are fueling mass incarceration — and what can be done about it. Contributors // Article // August 23, 2021
Image Courts Have Been Hiding Behind National Security for Too Long Racial and religious minorities have suffered from judicial deference to post-9/11 claims of national security. Contributors // Article // August 11, 2021
Image Training to Fight in the Light 9/11 showed how overreliance on secrecy can be dangerous. That’s even more true today. Contributors // Article // August 19, 2021
Image Replacing the Department of Homeland Security with Something Better A mistake made in panic would be best fixed by starting over. Contributors // Article // July 28, 2021
Image It’s Time to Tear Up the Executive Branch’s Blank Check Congress must reassert its constitutional authority on national security issues. Contributors // Article // July 22, 2021