Who Gets To Be A Human In Crime Stories?
Framing matters, and most of the media sucks at it.
California Botched Its Attempt to Abolish Cash Bail
The law that passed is so flawed its original co-sponsor, the ACLU, disowned it.
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American Prisoners Are Striking To End Their Own Enslavement And It’s Time To Pay Attention
No punishment justifies the government forcing people to work without pay.
The Legality Of A Women-Only Club In The #MeToo Era
The Wing is exactly the space that so many women want, but it seems to be flouting public accommodations laws.
Your Home Is Your Castle, Unless You’re Poor
Do people who make agency rules ever consider basic human dignity?
Another Person Giving You Advice About Going to Law School
This one is for all the new college grads who don’t know what to do with their lives.
Humans in the Loop: The People Powering Trusted Legal AI
As the use of artificial intelligence permeates legal practice, a critical question confronts every legal professional who uses these tools: Can I trust this?
Electric Scooters Bring A Cool New Way For The Police To Stop People
The police aren't your mom, and don't need to be helmet enforcement.
It’s Time To Hold Prosecutors Acountable
Harsh and discriminatory sentences aren’t just about the law, but about choices made by people responsible for enforcing them.
ICE’s Bond Algorithm Has One Response: DETAIN
Welcome to the dystopian future.
Why Does The DOJ Prosecute 20,000 People A Year For Immigration ‘Crimes’?
What is the point of these prosecutions?
Law School In Trump’s America
Law school is really just a primer on how American government has rationalized society’s racism and exploitation.