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The best criminal justice reporting tagged with "forced hospitalization," curated by The Marshall Project.

As reforms stall in some states, the U.S. Supreme Court just made it easier for police to be sued — and perhaps easier for police to defend themselves. These are just a handful of events from the past ...

In March, police in Phoenix stopped a man for a minor traffic violation. He now faces deportation as a result of the stop, the head of an advocacy organization told the Phoenix New Times. Phoenix’s ...

For people held in federal prisons and who have a complaint about conditions, obtaining relief is nearly impossible, a new investigation by The Marshall Project and NPR found. The Bureau of Prisons’ ...

“We have grown weary of worn-out debates over the feasibility of a world without prisons.” ...

Law enforcement leaders from across the country were divided Tuesday in their assessment of President Donald Trump’s new executive order promising free private legal protection for police officers ...

It was a prison brimming with violence, awash in weapons—and severely short on guards to patrol its cell blocks. But security-camera footage caught the action when Brad Fitch arrived in unit F at ...

“Every life hinges on poverty, gender and race,” he declares in the 2024 song, “and the pay of the attorney defending your case.” Rrome Alone is the moniker of Alim Braxton, who is on death row for ...

Dozens of immigrants have died in ICE detention since Trump took office. In recent days, two people, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo ...

The best criminal justice reporting tagged with "Joseph Williams," curated by The Marshall Project.

A Teen Reporter Searched for His Community in the Epstein Files. Adults Freaked Out An Instagram post turned one California student newspaper into a free-speech flash point. The students say they were ...