Prison

President Obama and the DOJ have forfeited any legal or moral legitimacy.

Supporters keep Hammond's cause alive and promote his case for dismantling the system that enslaves him.

What happens when a bunch of lawyers intent on distinguishing combatants from civilians discover that it cannot be done?

Ashley Diamond's story starkly illustrates the challenges facing trans women behind bars.

Taylor, a single mother of three, recalls how her dire economic situation and struggle to find employment led to her criminalization for being “poor while Black.”

Mr. Abu-Jamal has life-threatening medical conditions that have been caused and/or exacerbated by his conditions of confinement.

Parker, a home care worker, feels overwhelmed by years of trying to solve the problem of how to keep her mentally ill son from cycling in and out of …

Thanks to kickbacks from phone companies, state and local governments have every reason to keep their prison cells filled, no matter what the cost to the rest of society.

It's justice by geography.

The Pentagon is doing just barely enough to look busy but not enough to achieve actual closure of the prison as ordered by the president.