Incarceration

Expert testimony about domestic violence was not included during her trial.

Since 1989 nearly 1,500 people have been convicted of crimes and later exonerated.

Debtors' prisons are making a serious comeback in the United States, which is deeply problematic for the poor and working class.

Relying on state violence to curb domestic violence only ends up harming the most marginalized women.

A new family detention center just south of San Antonio holds more than 500 immigrant women and their children as they await deportation.

Colleges are staging areas for economic success and personal prosperity. They should not create new barriers to entry.

Anti-drone activist John “Jack” Gilroy, 79, was sentenced to three months incarceration, three years of probation.

The American Civil Liberties Union and Prison Law Office released a series of 26 reports alleging extensive problems with the Arizona Department of Corrections' healthcare program and its use …

“Instead of lynchings, we now enjoy the spectacle of the fraternal-order-of-police executing blacks and browns as sport.”

Combined, this year's series of national victories around marijuana decriminalization may look spontaneous, but they in fact speak to years of racial justice organizing and the cultural shift around …