Justice

A jury found Scott Warren not guilty in the government’s second attempt to lock him up for providing humanitarian aid on the border in Arizona.

In another crackdown on dissent in the Trump era, protesters against a prison in Arizona were hit with severe charges.

In a dramatic turn of events, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals issued an indefinite stay of execution for Rodney Reed on November 15.

A database of femicides in Puerto Rico supports claims that the police department is failing to seriously investigate the violent deaths of women.

The bill is the first legislation prompted by an ICIJ and Intercept investigation into ICE’s rampant misuse of solitary confinement.

Universities and immigration lawyers should not be funding data brokers who ultimately endanger future clients, says a new petition.

The police department held on to the fingerprint records of thousands of children charged as juvenile delinquents in violation of New York law.

A new poll shows that most Americans oppose criminalizing aid, a reality U.S. attorneys hope to keep out of the Arizona courtroom where Warren is on trial.

Alec Karakatsanis’s book “Usual Cruelty” is a powerful takedown of the U.S. mass punishment bureaucracy, also known as the criminal justice system.

As Texas forges ahead with execution plans, three more witnesses come forward with explosive accounts.