Crime permeates our social fabric. It always has because we are all deviant and deviance is an underpinning of criminality. Whether you believe people are born criminals or socialized to become so, we ...

The technology’s potential benefits and risks are becoming evident as agencies nationwide make use of it. A framework could ...

To anyone reading the headlines, it’s clear there are serious problems with our criminal justice system, but to people trapped within it, the harms run deeper than the headlines can convey. I saw this ...

For victims of domestic violence, leaving an abusive relationship is difficult, but getting justice often means further ...

When he was a federal prosecutor in Los Angeles in the 1990s, David A. Sklansky often participated in the selec­tion of juries. “I would hear potential jurors talk about their views about criminal ...

Sarah Lageson is an Assistant Professor at the Rutgers University-Newark and the author of Digital Punishment: Privacy, Stigma, and the Harms of Data Driven Criminal ...

Bills offensive tackle Dion Dawkins and Peaceprints of WNY hosted a job fair at UB to help people impacted by the criminal ...

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The Law Society is calling on the UK government to restore public confidence in our criminal justice system, as the Courts and Tribunals Bill returns to Parliament.

Court delays are leaving victims waiting years for justice and suspects on bail, says Sir Mark Rowley.

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