Image Probation and Parole as Punishment Community supervision must be transformed in order to help people caught up in the justice system, not hurt them further. Peggy McGarry Contributors // Article // June 28, 2021
Image Treating All Kids as Kids Persistent and longstanding racism has fueled harsher treatment of young Black people in the justice system. Kim Taylor-Thompson Contributors // Article // May 24, 2021
Image Race, Mass Incarceration, and the Disastrous War on Drugs Unravelling decades of racially biased anti-drug policies is a monumental project. Nkechi Taifa Contributors // Article // May 10, 2021
Image Crime, the Myth It’s up to society to say what is and isn’t a crime, and it varies more than one might think. Emile DeWeaver Contributors // Article // May 3, 2021
Image Losing Our Punitive Civic Religion Much of the American legal system is based on a set of enduring myths about who are criminals and how they should be treated. Jonathan Simon Contributors // Article // April 13, 2021
Image The Era of Punitive Excess The criminal justice system is marred by an overreliance on excessive punishment. Jeremy Travis Bruce Western Contributors // Article // April 13, 2021