Aeon

2016

• No Apology: Those accused of crimes are often asked to apologise, but status and prejudice may shape the impact of those apologies

Aljazeera America

2015

• Can Abusers Break Their Patterns?

2014

• Sentenced to Death by Lethal Bureaucracy
• The Price of Sentencing People to Prison

The Appeal

2020

• Washington Sheriff Faces Recall Efforts for Endangering Public Health
• When Sheriffs Choose to Help Ice
• Protecting Rural Jails from Coronavirus
• California's Sheriffs Must Do More to Save Their Communities from the Ravages of Coronavirus
• What Sheriffs Can Do to Slow the Coronavirus Outbreak
• When A Sheriff's Jail Is Emptied

2019

• America's New 'Sheriff of the Year' Pushed to Allow Teachers to Carry Weapons in School
• How Sheriffs' Power and Autonomy Make Them Central Players for Policing Reform
• Jail Deaths and the Elected Sheriff
• The Opioid Crisis and the Elected Sheriff
• Are Sheriffs Necessary?

The Atlantic

2019

• The Repurposing of the American Jail
• Saved From Death Row, Only to Be Returned
• The Shocking Lack of Lawyers in Rural America

2015

• Serving Life for Surviving Abuse
• Locked Up for Being Poor

2014

• How Can Doctors Be Sure a Baby's Been Shaken?

Atlas Obscura

2016

• The Criminal Origins of a Better Erection

Boston Review

2014

• Extraordinary Criminals: Why don’t corporate wrongdoers go to prison?

• California's Prisons Fail the Mentally Ill (But They Can Change)

Catapult

2016

• Where the Bodies Are Buried

Columbia Journalism Review

2014

• The San Quentin News Seeks to Humanize Inmates

D Magazine

2018

• In South Dallas, Democratic DA Hopefuls Talk Criminal Justice Reform

Electric Literature

2012

• The Death of Arthur by Peter Ackroyd

2011

• Luminous Airplanes by Paul La Farge

Esquire

2016

• The FBI Accused Him of Terrorism. He Couldn't Tie His Shoes.

The Guardian

2018

• 12 years in jail for shoplifting: how Walmart is helping prosecutors hike up sentences

2016

• 'The system failed her': behind a suicide spike at a California women's prison
• When prison guards are violent blame culture – not bad apples

2015

• Life as a transgender inmate: confronting a hostile system behind bars and in court
• After fleeing abuse, an immigrant mother faces losing her daughter forever

Guernica

2014

• The Price of Freedom

• The News from San Quentin, Part 2

• The News From San Quentin, Part 1

The Jon McComb Show

2015

• PTSD & Violence

JSTOR Daily

2015

• A History of Women's Prisons

LA Review of Books

2016

• Inside and Outside: When Tourists Visit Prison

2015

• Especially Heinous: Guilt and the Prosecution of Sex Crimes
• The Legal Legacy of Citizen Four
• They Know Everything About You: How Data-Collecting Corporations and Snooping Government Agencies Are Destroying Democracy

2014

• Five Minutes with Bryan Stevenson

• Toyed with and Discarded: The Inmate as Human in an Age of Mass Incarceration

• Culture Shock: The Problem of Juvenile Justice

• Desperate Times, Desperate Measures: Civil Disobedience and the Rule of Law

• Here Be Monsters: Adrian Raine’s "The Anatomy of Violence"

The Millions

2014

• Bound and (Un)gagged: Why Orange Is the New Black Appeals to Us Outside

Missouri Review

2013

• Literature on Lockdown: Jessica Pishko

The Nation

2017

• 'We're Basically Guessing on These Cases': Louisiana's Disastrous Resentencing Hearings
• Restorative Justice for Shoplifting? A Court Calls It Extortion
• Prosecutors Are Banding Together to Prevent Criminal-Justice Reform
• The Troubled Resentencing of America's Juvenile Lifers
• This Islamophobic Conspiracy Theorist Is Training America's Cops

2016

• Is Angela Corey the Cruelest Prosecutor in America?
• Tim Atkins Was Wrongfully Imprisoned for 23 Years—Why Is California Denying Him Compensation?
• Anita Alvarez: The Prosecutor Who Punishes Children Like Adults
• How Will Philadelphia’s District Attorney Handle Resentencing Its Juvenile Life-Without-Parole Population?

Narratively

2015

• Marrying a Monster

2014

• The Curious Case of the Prison Publishers

New Republic

2014

• A New Provision Threatens California Inmates' First Amendment Rights

NPR

2015

• For Some Mothers In Prison, A Sentence Doesn't Mean Separation

Pacific Standard

2017

• Meet the Man Leading the Push for More Executions in the U.S.

2016

• California's Dangerous Potential New Death Penalty Initiative

2015

• To Have and to Hold: Consent and Intimacy for People With Alzheimer’s
• Can PTSD Be Linked to Violence?
• The Rise of Prison Nurseries

2014

• The End to Race-Based Lockdowns in California Prisons

• Can Proposition 47 Solve California’s Problem With Mass Incarceration?

• Building Better Prisons: Can an Architect Change the Way People Think About Incarceration?

• Punished for Being Poor: The Problem With Using Big Data in the Justice System

• Caring for the Condemned: Does It Make Sense to Treat the Mental Health of Someone Facing Execution?

• Are We Approaching the End of Solitary Confinement?

The Permanent Record

2017

• Episode 17: Jessica Pishko

Politico

2019

• How a Criminal Justice Reform Became an Enrichment Scheme

Rolling Stone

2016

• How a Wrongfully Convicted Inmate Killed His Way Out of Prison

2015

• High Desert Suicide: Was a Prison Guard Hazed to Death?

San Francisco Magazine

2016

• Young and Locked Up in Silicon Valley
• The Crazy Injustice of Denying Exonerated Prisoners Compensation

Slate

2020

• Are Prosecutors Above the Law?

2017

• District Attorneys Gone Wild
• 55 Years Behind Bars
• Is the Centre County DA Using a Hazing Death to Get Good Press?
• "I've Read The New Jim Crow ...": How to tell if a prosecutor is only pretending to be a criminal justice reformer.
• Why Are the Courts Protecting Bad Cops?
• Is Capital Punishment Making a Comeback in Dallas?

TakePart

2016

• How One Woman Was Able to Forgive the Man Who Shot Her
• Unemployment Is a Full-Time Job
• Crippled by a Debt to the IRS

Type Investigations

2020

• The Defund Movement Aims to Change the Policing and Prosecution of Domestic Violence

Vice

2015

• In the Face of Drought, California Prisons Are Restricting Inmates' Shower and Toilet Use

2014

• California Wants to Reduce Prison Overcrowding, Yet Keeps Women Locked Up

Wired

2017

• The Impenetrable Program Transforming How Courts Treat DNA Evidence
• The Drone Company That Fell to Earth
• This Hate Group is Teaching Cops to Track Muslims