An interview with NSA expert James Bamford in which he candidly discusses NSA surveillance of US citizens, Edward Snowden, and the need for NSA reform and accountability. More »
Research finds evidence that sentence enhancements not only keep criminals off the streets, but also keep them from becoming criminals in the first place. More »
Stronger international laws may be discouraging states from signing peace treaties. More »
Researchers examine whether gang-related violence can be predicted using models taken from ecology. More »
Juliana Stratton lays out the accomplishments and complexities of justice reform in a county struggling for change. More »
Recent study finds that inconsistencies in local enforcement of federal immigration laws are a result of local governmental influence as well as additional political actors on the intergovernmental stage. More »
A new study explores why opinions about criminal punishment change. More »
Researchers find substantial evidence pointing to paranoid personality disorder and malignant narcissism as the driving force behind the commission of mass violence. More »
Baltimore’s attempt to replicate Chicago’s CeaseFire program presents less consistent outcomes with important lessons. More »
A study of Cook County Courts seeks to pinpoint the true effects of imprisonment on employment and recidivism. More »
Incarcerated juveniles experience significant academic and social consequences compared to juveniles charged with similar crimes but not incarcerated. More »
A conversation with the author of “Neither Whores Nor Submissive” sheds light on the fight for gender equality among the French working class. More »