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How Walmart is Helping Prosecutors Pursue 10-Year Sentences for Shoplifting
How Walmart is Helping Prosecutors Pursue 10-Year Sentences for Shoplifting
It was late afternoon on Dec. 26, 2016 — the day after Christmas, a day when most stores are busy processing the returns for unwanted gifts…
Jessica Pishko
May 8, 2018
Too Old and Too Sick to Execute? No Such Thing in Ohio.
Too Old and Too Sick to Execute? No Such Thing in Ohio.
The famous appellate judge Richard Posner once wrote, “A civilized society locks up [criminals] until age makes them harmless, but it does…
Brian Stull
Nov 20, 2017
We’re Putting Sex Offender Stamps on Passports. Here’s Why It Won’t Curb Sex Tourism & Trafficking.
We’re Putting Sex Offender Stamps on Passports. Here’s Why It Won’t Curb Sex Tourism & Trafficking.
On October 30th, the State Department announced that passports of people who are required to register as sex offenders because of an…
Guy Hamilton-Smith
Nov 9, 2017
Another Death Sentence Overturned in Las Vegas Due to Prosecutors’ Racial Bias
Another Death Sentence Overturned in Las Vegas Due to Prosecutors’ Racial Bias
“This case was always about race,” defense attorney said
Larry Hannan
Nov 8, 2017
Houston Conviction and Death Sentence Goes to U.S. Supreme Court
Houston Conviction and Death Sentence Goes to U.S. Supreme Court
Court watchers believe Justices will side with plaintiff
Larry Hannan
Nov 4, 2017
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