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1. The price of political ignorance
2. Added Heat In Mississippi Long Simmering Forensics Scandal
3. Shaken-baby science doubts grow
4. Freed by Bronx Legal Logjam and Adding to List of Victims
5. CCR FIDH REPORT ON THE DEATH PENALTY IN THE UNITED STATES
6. Inside Criminal Justice
7. Out of Order, When Prosecutors Cross the Line
8. Experts deride bite marks as unreliable in court
9. Vive la France July 2013
10. Bites derided as unreliable in court
11. Out of Order
12. Paula Cooper is scheduled to be released next month
13. State of Equality and Justice in America
14. Federal judge lifts LAPD consent decree
15. Baltimore has high rate of staff inmate sex
16. Grotesque Speed for Florida Capital Cases
17. Prosecutors Shouldn't Be Hiding Evidence From Defendants
18. Altamonte Springs cook sent to death row hopes new DNA clears him
19. Debate begins on abolishing the death penalty
20. Lauryn Hill Jail Time
21. dallas murder rate 2012
22. Mental Disorder
23. Wrongfully Convicted
24. Waiting and Waiting ... for Justice
25. Divorce court weds power and privacy
26. A Forest of Poisonous Trees
27. Many DAs, judges, lawmakers stay in office after DWIs
28. Justice Denied NYT
29. Georgia children
30. Judge finds that Anderson hid evidence in Morton murder trial
31. Will a Texas Teenager's False Confession Keep Him in Prison for Life?
32. Supreme Court conflicted about what law dictates for Baby Veronica
33. Smaller States Find Outsize Clout Growing in Senate
34. Less Culpable, but With Longer Sentences
35. Fortresses of solitude
36. christian death penalty
37. The Death Penalty in Japan The Death penalty project
38. Death penalty revenge, not justice
39. Children Left Behind Bars
40. Advances in Science of Fire Free a Convict After 42 Years
41. Justice Denied NYT
42. Child Migrants, Alone in Court
43. Right to Lawyer Can Be Empty Promise for Poor
44. Four former Pa governors come out for judicial merit selection
45. The Nightmare of the West Memphis Three
46. Racism and the Death Penalty: New Evidence
47. Did Arias 19 days on the stand help or hurt?
48. Taiwan harvests organs from executed death row inmate
49. Innocence case stemmed from perjury, not error
50. A bloody November means Dallas has already seen more murders than in 2011
51. Oklahoma has the higher execution rate but ...
52. Voters misjudgments on judges cry out for a method that involves merit
53. Criminal negligence
54. Decisions Open Door to Appeals of Plea Bargains
55. George Allen case raises question: How do things go wrong?
56. Activist discusses work against death penalty
57. Central Park Five
58. FAILED TO DEATH
59. State, counties differ on when probes of child abuse are needed
60. Case Asks When New Evidence Means a New Trial
61. Sharp Dallas police cuts leave fewer detectives working
62. FREE TO KILL
63. The Texas Criminal Justice Process: A Citizen's Guide
64. AG Martha Coakley calls for independent probe of state drug lab policies and procedures
65. bail at houston
66. Majority harbor prejudice against blacks
67. Kentucky Senate President David Williams appointed as circuit judge
68. Pursuit of death penalty slows in Texas
69. The Execution of Carlos DeLuna
70. A family asks: Was an innocent man executed for arson murders?
71. When Bad Science Produces Bad Evidence
72. Tough Times For Girls In Juvenile Justice System
73. Unarmed and Gunned Down by Homeowner in His ‘Castle’
74. Death penalty amounts to torture: UN
75. California cruelest prisons
76. Death penalty called incentive for Robert
77. State city program gives security guards police powers
78. Execution changes occur without public scrutiny, input
79. Big Business Taking over State Supreme Courts
80. US justice likely coming soon to Benghazi with extrajudicial executions
81. amnesty france
82. For richer, for poorer
83. Some Inmates Forego Health Care to Avoid Higher Fees
84. James Woodard
85. George Whitmore Jr., Who Falsely Confessed to 3 Murders in 1964, Dies at 68
86. TN parole board failings go back years
87. Juvenile Killers and Life Terms: a Case in Point
88. As DC homicides decline, murder still a stubborn crime to solve and prosecute
89. Your Word Is Your Bond
90. The Innocent Man, Part One
91. Unmarked graves of notorious youth prison snag sale by Florida DJJ
92. The edge of endurance
93. The less than one percent doctrine
94. Shafted by the Electoral College
95. nigeria boko haram
96. boxed in
97. Reject legislative meddling with courts
98. How People Profit from Your Online Mug Shot and Ruin Your Life Forever
99. Growing Up Locked Down
100. Florida Stand Your Ground
101. Young lawyer got Dallas municipal judge job thanks
102. Iowans exhausted by campaign overload
103. Error and Fraud at Issue as Absentee Voting Rises
104. Drug rehab called key to avoid 3rd strike
105. Lax controls leave Michigan's ex-cons free to kill
106. Cambodia wrestles with justice for ex-members of Khmer Rouge
107. Science In The Courtroom
108. Ohio local justice
109. Ex con gets 40 years for torching his estranged wife's car
110. What Can Mississippi Learn From Iran?
111. Death penalty foes won't take a stand in Colorado
112. The mass graves of Kashmir
113. Death as bargaining chip?
114. Wrongful Convictions and Forensic Science
115. Unholy Alliance
116. Two Decades on Death Row,
117. Trials and Errors
118. The Relationship Between Prosecutorial Misconduct and Wrongful Convictions
119. The Problem of Interrogation Induced False Confession
120. The Innocent Defendant’s Dilemma
121. The Execution of C T Willingham
122. Plantations, Prisons and Profits
123. Prosecutors, Ethics, and Expert Witnesses
124. Presidential Pardons
125. Old Behind Bars
126. New evidence should overturn Henderson's capital murder conviction
127. More than 640 ‘witches’ lynched in Tanzania last year, rights group says
128. Microscopic Hair Comparisons
129. Man convicted of deadly 1984 arson 'blown away' by prison release
130. Justices Allow Retrial on Rejected Charges
131. Hannah’s Prayer
132. Gaming The System
133. For Native American Women, Scourge of Rape, Rare Justice
134. Exonerations are reducing death penalties
135. Ex offenders in Texas often can’t find housing or work
136. Does the Lawyer Make a Difference?
137. Death penalty perils
138. Cruel and Unusual US Sentencing Practices in a Global Context
139. Bite Mark Analysis
140. 3 % of US Executions Since 1900 Were Botched
141. 2000 convicted then exonerated in 23 years
142. A Jailhouse Lawyer's Manual, Ninth Edition
143. Critics hit mandatory minimum law after woman gets 20 years in prison for firing warning shot
144. pedophilia
145. prison phone
146. North Korea Gulag
147. Florida woman sentenced to 20 years in controversial warning shot case
148. Critics accuse Ohio prosecutor of using death penalty threat as bargaining chip
149. A Step Forward’ for Jobseekers with Criminal Records
150. Los Tocayos Carlos
151. LOUISIANA INCARCERATED
152. Results of post-conviction DNA testing to be released
153. race and jury
154. race in Louisiana
155. Falling Through the Cracks
156. Interview with Michael Selsor
157. Drug crime sends first time offender grandmom to prison for life
158. Dallas County district attorney a hero to the wrongfully convicted
159. Continued Racial Disparities
160. Colorado wrongful conviction of Robert Dewey holds lessons
161. Auditor finds pattern of cost overruns at juvenile justice agency
162. all white juries
163. Dallas Man Cleared After
164. post conviction DNA testing
165. Judges Question State Efforts to Stymie DNA Tests
166. Hundreds of cases to be reviewed because of errors by crime lab worker
167. Errant prosecutors seldom held to account
168. racial bias
169. innocent
170. racial discrimination
171. Advancing rights through dialogue
172. Two latest Dallas DNA exonerees spent nearly 30
173. Va attorney general backs writ of innocence for
174. Top Criminal Court to Hear Hank Skinner's DNA
175. Stand Your Ground law Florida review panel to
176. Prosecutorial and judicial misconduct
177. Life Without Parole Is A Terrible Idea
178. The Human Cost of Zero Tolerance
179. Free After 25 Years A Tale Of Murder And Injustice
180. Fresh look at DNA to free man jailed in Palisade rape, killing
181. Appeals board dismisses complaint against Williamson County district attorney
182. Prosecutorial Conduct Exposed in Arizona
183. In Harris County a guilty plea often the best choice
184. Jail Inmates at Midyear 2011 Statistical Tables
185. Prosecutors agree Murder conviction of DC man should be overturned
186. States of punishment
187. Hail Mary writ of coram nobis
188. 25 Years Later McCleskey Decision Still Fosters Racism by Ignoring It
189. In Harris County a guilty plea often the best choice
190. NCVS Victimization Analysis Tool
191. New State Police unit makes rape kits priority No 1
192. County sheriff gang unit probed
193. Playing Dirty in the Big Easy
194. Life, death and race
195. Judge Blocks Death Sentence Under Law on Race Disparity
196. Disneyland With the Death Penalty, Revisited
197. THE LA RIOTS 20 YEARS LATER
198. California judge agrees to release 17 year old girl who says she was raped
199. Convictions linked to FBI lab's suspect forensics
200. Jordan Brown held responsible for 2 homicides
201. THE REAL CSI
202. The Unchecked Charging Power of the Prosecutor
203. Death Penalty Cases in Nevada Cost $200K Extra, Just for Defense
204. Lawyer wants death sentence tossed
205. Juan Rivera, exonerated after 19 years in prison, among speakers at event
206. Agency And Equity:
207. The Lady Jaguars part 1
208. McCleskey v. Kemp
209. Death Row Inmate Best Lawyer Was Himself
210. Deterrence and the Death Penalty
211. Casey Anthony Trial Lawyers Speak Out About the Case’s Controversial Forensics
212. DEATH PENALTY APPEALS PACKAGE DISMISSED
213. Bill of rights 1689
214. Battleground America
215. Gun permits in Florida A growth industry
216. Coming soon from ABA:
217. When Memory Commits an Injustice
218. Texas judges misdeeds often kept secret by oversight commission
219. Lower level judges receive big share of sanctions from judicial commission
220. Commission on Judicial Conduct doesn't deserve special privacy
221. State panel opens inquiry into Austin police crime lab
222. Ghost of John Bradley's chairmanship
223. Deconstructing data on police deaths
224. The “War on Cops” That Wasn’t. And Still Isn’t.
225. High cost of death penalty
226. Saying No to Feel Good Crime Laws Requires Courage
227. New State Office to Review Questionable Convictions
228. Courts take action to stem tide of no shows
229. Investigating the Costs of the Death Penalty in California
230. How Much Difference does the Lawyer Makes?
231. AGENCY AND EQUITY:
232. Houston gets DOJ grant to analyze why old rape kits went untested
233. Most TX police agencies yet to report on rape kit backlogs
234. Backlogging the Backlog
235. Teen victim in rape case detained by prosecutors as key witness
236. Years after acid horror, suicide stirs Pakistan
237. Wrongfully convicted Texas trio exonerated in 1994 robbery
238. In Cold Blood
239. Study lays out costs associated with death penalty in Nevada
240. 10 years after DNA cleared York County man death penalty still debated
241. Kym Worthy's Mission: Solve 11,000 Rapes
242. California Governor Commutes Sentence in Shaken Baby Case
243. Hamas Executes 3 Palestinians in Gaza
244. America, the jailing nation
245. Incarcerated, with extreme prejudice
246. Pretrial punishment:
247. A grim celebration
248. USA CRUEL ISOLATION
249. Arson and "Junk Science"
250. Public Opinion on Sentencing and Corrections Policy in America
251. More records indicate that inmate was in jail when 1992 double murder occurred
252. No April Fools’
253. Bondsmen dread the day they're told to pay
254. Battle Against Solitary Confinement
255. Morton case calls for system reforms
256. Released From Prison, but Never Exonerated, a Man Fights for True Freedom
257. New Evidence in High Profile Shaken Baby Case
258. Morton can look back on pain and prison but lives in peace
259. Prosecutors Not Disciplined for Misconduct
260. Out of Jail, and Into a Job
261. Trayvon Martin 1
262. AI Death penalty 2011
263. Michael Morton Talks About Ordeal, Life After Prison
264. Public intoxication laws too fuzzy, critics say
265. Dementia Behind Bars
266. After third child is shot, some say state's gun laws are too lax
267. Pennsylvania and the Death Penalty
268. DEATH ROW USA Fall 2011
269. DNA Shows Flawed Science Used at Trial
270. The Abuse of Solitary Confinement
271. Blacks, poor underrepresented in second-chance Travis County court program
272. A Broader Right to Counsel
273. China to Stop Harvesting Inmate Organs
274. Diminishing All of Us The Death Penalty in Louisiana
275. Bennett Barbour exonerated of rape in Virginia
276. Death penalty in Connecticut
277. JUDGMENT DAY FOR MICHIGAN JUVENILE LIFERS
278. Protect Pregnant Women: Free Bei Bei Shuai
279. Vulture study at Texas university shakes up way police officials investigate human decay
280. Why are millions of Americans locked up?
281. China Acts to Give Defendants Greater Rights
282. Go to Trial: Crash the Justice System
283. ANNUAL REPORT ON THE DEATH PENALTY IN IRAN 2011
284. What the ‘Tyler Morning Telegraph’ Failed to Tell You about Kerry Max Cook
285. When Kids Commit Crimes
286. End wrongful convictions in New York
287. Extreme Makeover
288. The Execution Factor:
289. Requiring unanimity for death penalty isn't being soft on crime
290. Before state's high court: role of race in identifying a face
291. Death row innocents trapped in a living hell
292. Federal sentences still vary widely
293. Minding the gap
294. Cases changed by the DNA project
295. Counseling, not jail, for boy, 9, in Bremerton school shooting
296. Report urges demolition of temporary detention center and assails high rate of black detainees
297. China adheres to limiting use of death penalty
298. The Role of Victims in Plea Bargaining
299. Appeals court allows polygraph evidence, in limited way
300. Mental health issues common among youth prisoners
301. With new DNA evidence, man asks for name to be cleared
302. Legal Experts in Maryland Issue New Report on the State's Death Penalty
303. Lessons Not Learned
304. DAs want tougher rules for innocence panel law that helped reverse Buncombe murder cases
305. High Court Won’t Hear Death Row Inmate’s Claim of Innocence
306. Inmate challenges pedophilia test as junk science
307. Crime lab complaint alleges 'significant issues' with drug testing
308. Indiana toxicology lab's flawed drug testing expected to set off legal challenges
309. Invalid Forensic Science Testimony and Wrongful Convictions
310. DNA and Reform
311. Cline permanently removed from Durham DA office
312. Huge backlog in Bronx gulag means years in jail before day in court
313. Syria: 30 years on, Hama survivors recount the horror
314. Iran: ‘We are ordered to crush you’
315. Bahrain: Hundreds Railroaded in Unjust Trials
316. The Lives of Juvenile Lifers:
317. More Black Juveniles Sentenced to Life Without Parole
318. California: Over 300 Youth Face Life Without Parole
319. ABA Missouri Report
320. Gabe Watson's prosecution in wife's Australian honeymoon death ends with judge's dismissal
321. Another Death Row Debacle: The Case Against Thomas Arthur
322. America’s Failing Criminal Justice System
323. Justice and Open Files
324. Why Do Innocent People Confess?
325. Top Georgia court declines to drop murder charge against man awaiting trial since 2005
326. A cry of innocence from death row
327. High Court Won't Hear Death Row Inmate's Evidence of Innocence
328. Life, With Dementia
329. What life is like for 14-year-old killer tried as an adult
330. 'Review' of death penalty doesn't diminish public demand for blood sacrifice
331. Courts should thoroughly investigate cases of arson
332. Science should be crime labs client not prosecutors
333. Willingham Documentary Hits iTunes
334. Indicators of School Crime and Safety, 2011
335. Juvenile Arrests Fell 17% In 21st Century's First Decade
336. DA questions death penalty
337. Ten women arrested in Cameroon for being lesbian
338. 4th Australian inquest considers 1980 baby death;
339. Report calls pay for lawyers in Philly death-penalty cases 'grossly inadequate'
340. Father says son who took gun to school 'made a bad mistake'
341. Partisanship creeps deeper into judiciary
342. Higher Crime, Fewer Charges on Indian Land
343. Two Years After Wrongfully Convicted Richard Miles Was Released, He's Officially Innocent
344. Hermitage woman faces vehicular homicide after handing over keys to boyfriend
345. 18 years on Death Row :The Consequences of the Death Penalty
346. Military death sentence more likely for minorities
347. Not quite CSI:
348. The Huguely case: What makes for a media mob?
349. THE GRAY BOX
350. Stricter limits urged as deaths following police Taser use reach 500
351. Florida ignores unanimous jury legislation in death penalty cases at its peril
352. Possibility of misconduct enough to merit full Anderson inquiry
353. TEEN KILLERS GET INCONSISTENT SENTENCES
354. The master plan for Myanmar
355. Justice Delayed, Lawyers Unpaid?
356. Iran misleading international community with death penalty claims
357. Death Row USA Summer 2011
358. NORTH CAROLINA RACIAL JUSTICE ACT
359. Death penalty trial delayed as attorney withdraws
360. Williamsburg DNA case raises question of effort
361. Ten Years Later: Torture, Indefinite Detention, Military Tribunals
362. Race and Death Penalty Juries
363. Florida man wrongfully convicted; freed after 24 years
364. Federal lawsuit against SF in wrongful conviction
365. Jury gives $975K to woman who gave birth alone on floor in jail cell
366. Mentally ill inmates belong in hospitals, not jails
367. Jury in inmate death trial calls for improvements at Travis County jail
368. Help mentally ill on outside so they don't end up inside
369. Illinois high court orders hearing in cop brutality case
370. Prosecutor Alvarez creates team to probe wrongful conviction claims
371. Three Trials for Murder
372. Austin police use of doctored DNA report in interrogation raises legal questions
373. Exoneration of Convicted Man in 1981 DC Murder Brings Questions To Other Cases
374. Should Teens Be Jailed for Sex Offenses?
375. Capital Punishment in Illinois
376. County launches indigent defense program for the mentally ill
377. Discipline problems persist at Harris County Jail
378. It’s Time to Police the NYPD
379. Black Homicide Victimization in the United States
380. Number of Aging Prisoners Soaring
381. Little Progress in Congress on Push for Forensic Standards
382. Missouri Authorities Navigate Castle Doctrine
383. Accused killer rejects deal to avoid death penalty
384. Sterilized by North Carolina, she felt raped once more
385. Mentally incompetent state inmates being kept in jail too long
386. Missouri black homicide rate again worst in nation
387. DEATH PENALTY FOR FEMALE OFFENDERS
388. Conn crime lab seeks to slow CSI effect, asks police to submit less evidence due to backlog
389. Two Alabama bank robbers, 2 different sentences: Judge laments 'quirk' in federal guidelines
390. Attorney general argues for limits on death penalty appeals
391. New Fund Helps Wrongly Imprisoned People Get Back On Their Feet
392. The Caging of America
393. Out of 747.408 Registered Sex Offenders, How Many Are Actually Dangerous?
394. Is Charles Murray Right That Prison is THE Explanation for the Crime Decline? No.
395. Behind Bars
396. NY PRISONERS COUNTED DIFFERENTLY, BUT STILL NOT VOTING
397. Denver fix for mistaken identity arrests: ID before lockup
398. Men wrongly accused spent months in St Louis jails; one sues
399. Why Is the Justice Department Sill Defending FBI Ties to the Mob?
400. Waiting on predator island: Chronic delays drive up cost
401. How DNA contamination can affect court cases
402. Ignorance is bliss
403. Cost of prison prompts change in US states
404. Juvenile Arrests 2009
405. Kentucky kids age 10 and younger routinely face criminal charges
406. Protest Leader Becomes Party Boss in Chinese Village That Rebelled
407. Abolition of the Death Penalty: China in World Perspective
408. Boy, 10, accused of stabbing friend faces murder charge
409. Doubts increase about death penalty
410. Brown case highlights reluctance to parole longtime offenders
411. Cook County prosecutors drop charges against 4 exonerated men
412. Federal oversight of state prison healthcare to end
413. Harris County jail not the place to treat mental illness
414. Race,Class and Justice in the US Legal System: Still a Long Way From the Promised Land
415. The "Snitchocracy" of the Justice System
416. The Maples Affair
417. Death penalty on trial over its arbitrariness
418. End to lab’s federal funds means higher county costs
419. New political executions surface from early Pinochet era
420. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN CONNECTICUT 1973-2007:
421. New Report Examines Private Prisons in America
422. A Far Cry From CSI
423. County moves forward on new forensics center plan
424. NAACP: Death Penalty a Cost Issue
425. Locking up Kids who Have Committed no Crime Could Cost Georgia Millions in Federal Funds
426. America’s “Mental Health Gulag”
427. Central Prison mentally ill inmates neglected, locked away
428. Prison Is Revolving Door for Mentally Ill, Who Don't Get Needed Meds
429. State convicts arrive in LA County with costly mental illnesses
430. State hospitals to add windows for patient safety
431. Fired scientist files complaint against Austin police crime lab
432. Va prisons use of solitary confinement is scrutinized
433. Locking Down the Mentally Ill
434. Paying a Price, Long After the Crime
435. Juvenile Justice Realignment in 2012
436. Against All Odds
437. Appeals court ruling requires lawyers at bail hearings
438. Court commissioner role questioned
439. Study of DNA data shows potential for wrongful convictions
440. A steep drop in crime, but do you feel safer?
441. After 7 months, police shooting debate remains intense
442. The Random Horror of the Death Penalty
443. Maryland needs fewer laws, not more
444. Texas Prisoner Burials Are a Gentle Touch in a Punitive System
445. Wrongfully jailed
446. Texas’ debate over arson science is reignited
447. Thanks to less crowding, overflow inmates staying in Harris
448. Falling Crime Rates Challenge Long Held Beliefs
449. The racial bias of the US death penalty
450. Dallas Man Cleared
451. False Confessions Cause Other Errors
452. Parker wants HPD to give up control of crime lab
453. Houston will get new crime lab next year
454. Once again
455. First Person Singular
456. Prosecutors Gone Wild
457. Stop the prosecutorial misconduct
458. Why the Death Penalty Is Slowly Dying
459. Georgia rethinks its prison stance
460. Getting Prison Numbers Down For Good
461. US Harsh Conditions for Young Lifers
462. Open letter on the abolition of the death penalty in Japan
463. abolir 79
464. Righting a wrongful conviction in Virginia
465. Virginia death penalty
466. Drunk? Drive? Consider your good name
467. The ‘People’s Veto’: A way to keep the courts in check
468. Hundreds of thousands of Syrians protest regime
469. Use of junk science including 'magic dogs,' persists in Texas legal system
470. Alabama voters often in the dark on judicial races
471. Gov Jerry Brown weighs clemency petition for a grandmother
472. A New Perspective on the Death Penalty
473. Beyond DNA Difficult Tests for the Justice System
474. Taking a bite out of crime
475. Justice and Prosecutorial Misconduct
476. Barricaded in Bahrain
477. Japan has year without executions
478. Latest OSJCL issue focused on mass incarceration
479. The Epidemic of Excessive Force by Police
480. Murder Cases Put "Junk Science" in the Spotlight
481. California chief justice urges reevaluating death penalty
482. ID errors put hundreds in LA County jails
483. Vaclav Havel’s human rights legacy an inspiration
484. Innocence Network Report 2011
485. Capital Punishment, 2010
486. California Prisons Can’t Afford Costly Three Strikes Law
487. VIPs got their own judicial E-ZPass in Traffic Court
488. Charges against Morton formally dismissed
489. Japan bar federation to establish panel for abolishing death penalty
490. 1 in 3 American Youth Are Arrested By Age 23
491. When Your Criminal Past Isn't Yours
492. Philadelphia defendants with court appointed lawyers fare worse in murder trials
493. DMN Bail Bondsmen
494. Concealing of evidence highlighted in Texas wrongful conviction
495. Turning the Corner on Mass Incarceration?
496. Beyond the New Jim Crow
497. “The Death Penalty in 2011: Year End Report,”
498. Iran: Surge of secret executions for drug offences must end
499. Both Sides of the Law
500. Correctional Population in the United States 2010
501. Executions and New Death Sentences Continue to Decline in Texas
502. METHADONE AND THE POLITICS OF PAIN
503. Mental illness does not provide automatic ticket off death row
504. I Used to Think the Law Would Protect Me
505. How Many Innocent People Are in Prison?
506. The High Cost of Ineffective Juvenile Justice Policy
507. Dui Hua Estimates 4,000 Executions in China, Welcomes Open Dialogue
508. Thousands Sterilized, a State Weighs Restitution
509. El Paso is Tops Again on Low Crime Cities List
510. Patients In Peril
511. New Orleans Struggles to Stem Homicides
512. ABA Kentucky Assessment on the Death Penalty
513. Admissible Evidence, or a Backdoor Ploy? Justices Ask
514. Child Marriage in Yemen
515. When Justice Fails: Thousands executed in Asia after unfair trials
516. How Many DNA Techs Does it Take to Admit DNA Evidence?
517. Jones, Elizabeth N.
518. Former Williamson County DA says he didn't withhold evidence in man's wrongful conviction
519. Justices Hear Arguments in a Police Search Case
520. Jails in Indian Country 2010
521. DA in the dark on jail probes
522. Racial gap found in traffic stops in Milwaukee
523. Tarrant juvenile justice officials wary about new combined state agency
524. Dallas bail bondsman falsely reports defendants rearrested to avoid losses
525. Path to execution swifter, more certain in Va
526. Blind spots
527. Old and good
528. Racial Critiques of Mass Incarceration
529. Part V: Better Ways
530. Justice Is Exception Not Rule in India
531. The Bill of Rights Doesn’t Come Cheap
532. States beginning to rethink indigent defense systems
533. Questions raised over jury selection process
534. For Afghan Woman, Justice Runs Into Unforgiving Wall of Custom
535. A Glimpse of Death Row in China
536. US: Pennsylvania – Don’t Include Juveniles in Sex Offender Registry
537. Florida death penalty system under scrutiny - again
538. Florida crime keeps falling, and experts and law enforcement search for why
539. Lawsuit claims city investigators withheld exculpatory evidence
540. An Intolerable Burden of Proof
541. State law is widely used to coerce plea bargains
542. 9 Reasons Wired Readers Should Wear Tinfoil Hats
543. The Certainty of Memory Has Its Day in Court
544. Former Death Row Inmate Describes Torture
545. Hunger in America: Key Findings
546. DEADLY FORCE: When Las Vegas Police Shoot and Kill
547. She Blinded Me with Science:
548. Nearly 400 capital murder convicts get life without parole
549. Adding Insult to Injury (Nepal)
550. Children facing LWOP in the USA
551. The Supreme Court's unlikely friend to criminals
552. Exonerated, freed and facing a new life
553. Death row inmates desire to die renews debate
554. Fix the death penalty
555. After closing psychiatric hospitals Michigan incarcerates mentally ill
556. What Really Happened to Strauss Kahn?
557. The Case of Juan Rivera
558. Lost in detention
559. Death and Harmless Error:
560. Why Misdemeanors Matter:
561. Immigrant Detainees: The New Sex Abuse Crisis
562. False Confessions Confuse Forensics
563. International community must act on Azerbaijan crackdown
564. The Newest Magazine Fad:
565. Man found not guilty in slaying of his pregnant girlfriend in 1981
566. Jury Acquits Man in 1978 Murder of 5 Newark Boys
567. Youths do time in adult facilities
568. Lifers are growing part of prison population
569. Driver who killed two women at bus stop gets 6 months in jail
570. Defending the Brady rule
571. Cruel and Unusual:
572. Babies for Sale:
573. War on Drugs racist:
574. Oregon's process for picking judges under scrutiny
575. CARE AND ATONEMENT
576. Analysis finds many youths transferred
577. Nearly half of St Petersburg and Tampa drivers caught by red light cameras don't get tickets
578. Conn Crime Lab Faces Scrutiny Over Struggles
579. 20 Years Later, Mandatory Minimum Sentences Are Still Mindlessly Draconian
580. 'Incendiary: The Willingham Case'
581. Japan
582. More Than 4,800 Arrest related Deaths Reported from 2003 to 2009
583. Mental health facility? The county jail
584. Judge takes Cline to task
585. Henry C. Lee: State Crime Lab Being 'Ripped Down'
586. When DNA Evidence Suggests ‘Innocent,’ Some Prosecutors Cling to ‘Maybe’
587. China’s Lawyers Under Siege
588. Werner Herzog on Death Row
589. Homicide Trends in the United States, 1980-2008
590. There is Another Way
591. What's Messing with Texas Death Sentences?
592. How to curb rogue prosecutors
593. Harris death penalties show racial pattern
594. Big Brother Wants to Track Your Car
595. McLennan DA wants law changed to restrict postconviction DNA testing
596. Controlling Crime How To Do More With Less
597. Living with murder
598. DA Connick left a dirty legacy
599. Bar must act forcefully in pursuit of justice
600. Inmates with mental illness neglected
601. Mental Health Courts
602. Despite title Supreme Court not always last word
603. Battle Of The Johns Sealed Files Unsealed
604. Brady’s Mandate
605. Willingham inquiry ends, but effects linger
606. Wrongful convictions among issues in DA race
607. Dallas County judges give bail bondsmen financial breaks when clients disappear
608. bail bondsmen
609. The Dark at the Top of the Stairs
610. Executing Those Who Do Not Kill
611. At the Supreme Court Is GPS tracking of suspects too Orwellian?
612. Wrongly jailed Harvey man released after almost 20 years
613. Are Blood Alcohol Tests Credible?
614. Fix breakdowns that let fugitives escape justice
615. Three Trials for Murder
616. Court considers delayed death penalty case
617. Los Angeles County Jail Overcrowding Reduction Project: Final report
618. Banking on Bondage: Private Prisons and Mass Incarceration
619. Justice: Delayed, Dismissed, Denied
620. UN says 3,500 dead so far in Syria uprising
621. Supreme Court to weigh juveniles life sentences without parole
622. Taxpayers Pay Billions for Dysfunctional Criminal Justice but Senator Webb Offers Hope
623. Argument preview The Court and the DA - again
624. Under the US Supreme Court Plea bargains, through a glass darkly
625. Why Michigan has more juvenile life sentences than almost any other state
626. 2011 Global Study on Homicide
627. Bought Justice and the Supreme Court
628. Death penalty defendant who has awaited trial since 2005 takes challenge to top Ga. court
629. Eyewitnesses and the Constitution
630. How Much Bad Lawyering Is Allowed?
631. Convictions vacated in 91 rape slaying of Dixmoor girl
632. The Death Penalty Questionable Evidence for Deterrence
633. Lessons on Jail Overcrowding:
634. Across the border, beyond the law
635. Latest Dallas exoneration stems from recantation, withheld evidence
636. Justices Hear Arguments in Faulty Lawyer Cases
637. The Cost of Death
638. Supreme Court to take another look at prosecutorial misconduct
639. Lifelong Death Sentences
640. Some states rethink felony property crimes
641. Less Than Meets the Eye
642. Voting Against Judicial Independence
643. Judges Are for Sale and Special Interests Are Buying
644. Forensic Science Panel Recommends Arson Probe
645. Falling Crime Teeming Prisons
646. The murder that might never be solved:
647. Judicial elections, corporate policies give glimpse into 2012
648. The Central Park Jogger Case A Lesson on Wrongful Convictions
649. Death Row in Pennsylvania
650. City rape investigations questioned
651. We’ve had enough of courthouse cronyism
652. In life and death cases, costly mistakes
653. Immunity and Impunity in Elite America
654. State budget cuts clog criminal justice system
655. Missing evidence is among military crime lab's new problems
656. William Hochul puts death penalty to frequent test
657. Black people blatantly excluded from Alabama juries, lawsuit claims
658. Man tries to rebuild life after serving time for crime he says he didn’t commit
659. New Orleans Man Wrongly Incarcerated for 30 Years Exonerated of Rape that New DNA Evidence Proves He Didn't Commit
660. An investigation gone very wrong
661. Orleans Man Wrongly Incarcerated for 30 Years Exonerated of Rape that New DNA Evidence Proves He Didn’t Commit
662. When Should a Child Be Charged as an Adult?
663. Our Broken System of Criminal Justice
664. Counting Costs in Criminal Justice
665. For Profit Prisons: A Barrier to Serious Criminal Justice Reform
666. Here are 159 minor things DC officers can arrest you for
667. Crimes. Courts And Cures
668. The Geography of the Death Penalty
669. the Morton case
670. Gallup October 13 2009
671. Report says Pa failing the poor in courts
672. Death penalty appeal draws giggles in the court of last resort
673. It s Time to Stop Bullying Judges
674. Cost to taxpayers high in death penalty cases
675. NY Prison Population's Dramatic Drop
676. That Could Have Been Me An Evening With Five Innocent Men Nearly Executed
677. The New York Miracle
678. When Fairness and the Law Collide, One Jurist Is Troubled
679. Ex Prosecutor Now a Judge Accused of Hiding Exculpatory Evidence
680. David Wayne Spence Innocent and Executed?
681. Unreliable eyewitnesses put defendants on death row
682. An open and shut case vs an innocent man:
683. A Broken System California and the Failed Death Penalty Experiment
684. Gallup October 13 2009
685. The Best Work a Prosecutor Could Do?
686. In Perry Texas a Well Connected DA with a Knack for Blocking New Evidence
687. New Libya ’stained’ by detainee abuse
688. Death row America's torture chamber
689. Four men hope DNA will overturn 1994 murder convictions
690. Nation’s Jails Struggle With Mentally Ill Prisoners
691. The Sacrifice of Unarmed Prisoners to Gladiators:
692. The Illusory Right to Counsel
693. UN Finds ‘Systematic’ Torture in Afghanistan
694. The death penalty in Belarus: families’ painful wait
695. Blacks Three Times As Likely As Whites to Be Searched in Traffic Stops
696. Prosecutor: Troy Davis appeals driven by 'doubt campaign' rather than truth
697. Michael Moore corporate crime claim mostly true
698. Repeal of death penalty could save millions of dollars, analysis finds
699. Are handcuffs included in shackling ban for pregnant jail inmates?
700. Amnesty International Releases Death Sentences and Executions 2010
701. Justice for Cory Maples
702. Hostages of child prostitution
703. Michael Morton's lawyers aim to prove misconduct
704. Morton free; now State Bar must act
705. Punishing Pregnancy
706. Executions by County
707. Texas to Condemned Man: Execution First, DNA Later
708. Three men walk free on a historic day for US justice
709. In Cory Maples Case Scalia Is Only Justice to OK Capital Punishment Despite Mailroom Mix Up
710. Hot Coffee Spills Out the Case Against Tort Reform
711. Afghanistan: Don't trade away women's rights
712. plea bargain by Gross
713. DA evidence should exonerate 7 men convicted in '90s, top lawyers say
714. Morton expected to be freed today after 25 years
715. Unsealed trial file suggests misconduct by Williamson County officials, lawyers claim
716. Syria: Campaign to silence protesters overseas revealed
717. A rogue’s gallery of misbehaving prosecutors, plus three worth praising
718. No Place for Kids: The Case for Reducing Juvenile Incarceration
719. Appeals of Civil Trials Concluded in 2005
720. Can jail time slash crime by homeless?
721. South Korea’s 5,000th day without an execution an opportunity for abolition
722. China's debate on the death penalty becomes increasingly open
723. FBI seeks to update definition of rape
724. On parole? Probation? Just pick up the phone to check in
725. Supreme Court confronts case of death row inmate whose lawyers quit his case
726. An Invitation to Overreach
727. As Federal Crime List Grows Threshold of Guilt Declines
728. Federal Rules on Rape Statistics Criticized
729. Sentencing Shift Gives New Leverage to Prosecutors
730. Committee on the Development of the Third Edition of the Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence
731. Could 1988 cold case in Austin help exonerate man imprisoned nearly 25 years?
732. International Perspectives on Wrongful Convictions: Workshop Report, September 2010
733. Timothy Cole Advisory Panel on Wrongful Convictions
734. Report Of The Advisory Committee On Wrongful Convictions September 2011
735. The High Cost of a Misdemeanor
736. The Controversial Willingham Case: What Rick Perry Knew and When
737. Why Death Penalty Opponents Are Closer to Their Goal Than They Realize
738. Is Capital Punishment ‘Cruel and Unusual’
739. My Interview With Retired Justice John Paul Stevens
740. Gaile Owens granted parole
741. An Indefensible Punishment
742. Incendiary: The Willingham Case
743. Does a sex offender live close to you?
744. Sentencing Shift Gives New Leverage to Prosecutors
745. Only conservatives can end the death penalty
746. New doubt is cast on eyewitness testimony
747. 30 years of national crime data and results might surprise you
748. States look to right wrong convictions
749. NC innocence inquiries stand out as execution proceeds
750. The collapse of American justice
751. Bob Ward Millionaire found guilty of 2nd degree murder
752. Lithuania:
753. Split Ninth Circuit affirms huge upward departure based on uncharged murder
754. Exoneration raises more questions
755. Just or Not Cost of Death Penalty Is a Killer for State Budgets
756. What costs more the death penalty or life in prison?
757. New evidence of Syria brutality emerges as woman's mutilated body is found
758. Capital Punishment in China
759. Twisted Truth A Prosecutor Under Fire
760. Families of Bloody Sunday Victims to be Compensated
761. Arrest in the United States, 1980-2009
762. Rein in Forfeiture Power
763. Alice-in-Wonderland justice
764. Distinguishing the Innocent Not an Easy Task
765. Troy Davis And Lawrence Brewer A Tale Of Two Executions
766. Two Windows into Innocence
767. Why death penalty supporters should be campaigning for Troy Davis to be reprieved
768. The city of Jasper still copes with racial tensions 13 years after dragging death
769. Death and the maiden
770. Violent crime falls again why some experts are stumped
771. Collateral Crisis in Somalia
772. Drug deaths now outnumber traffic fatalities in US data show
773. Minority Overrepresentation in Criminal Justice Systems
774. A Test of the Simultaneous vs. Sequential Lineup Methods
775. Fort Worth man sentenced to life in Walmart shoplifting case
776. Tribal Rights vs Racial Justice
777. Judge sends Medicare offender to prison for 50 years
778. Woman I was arrested for sitting outside in chair
779. Japon : un vieil homme dans le couloir de la mort
780. Criminal Victimization, 2010
781. Dangerous Jails
782. Prisons Often Shackle Pregnant Inmates in Labor
783. Chained and Pregnant
784. The battle for Libya: Killings, disappearances and torture
785. Jim Webb's Last Crusade
786. Thanks to Willingham inquiry old arson cases getting a new look
787. Rethinking the death penalty
788. Executed Taiwan airman Chiang Kuo ching innocent
789. Prison officials are set to let some female inmates out early
790. Ohio death penalty derailed
791. How US firms profited from torture flights
792. One and done
793. Crime Lab Confidential
794. Lawsuit accuses state of Colorado of long delays in providing mental health evaluations
795. Forgetting Afghanistan women
796. Boy 12 acquitted of murdering 6-year-old brother
797. What Rick Perry Wasn't Asked About the Death Penalty
798. Boulder judge approves first degree murder charge in fatal wreck
799. Ohio top judge calls for death penalty review
800. Willingham probe fosters review of other arson cases
801. Advocates Urge Panel to Continue Willingham Probe
802. Texas forensics panel may close book on arson case
803. Don’t Let Georgia Kill Troy Davis
804. Death Row USA 1,1,11
805. After 17 years, three strikes law is still hotly debated
806. Indefinite solitary confinement persists in California prisons
807. Hank Skinner Seeks DNA Testing Under New Law
808. The Execution of Cameron Todd Willingham
809. Mentally ill defendants wait too long for treatment
810. Inmate Visits Now Carry Added Cost in Arizona
811. The Secret History of Guns
812. Nation’s Jails Struggle With Mentally Ill Prisoners
813. Cost cutting the death penalty
814. American Bar seeking rules on when judges must step aside from cases
815. Twisted Truth A Prosecutor Under Fire
816. Will Rick Perry put an innocent man to death?
817. Prosecution Without Representation
818. From jury box to electric chair
819. Don’t Blame Perry for Texas’s Execution Addiction.
820. Florida cops water down Innocence Commission lineup recommendations
821. Injustice, In Plain Sight
822. The “Missing White Woman Syndrome”
823. Mother shackled during labor claims crime victim status
824. Oklahoma Women in prison
825. Fatal Judgement
826. The Military and the Death Penalty
827. Greensburg mom speaks out about 1995 arson murder conviction
828. Mark Rabil calls for restoring fairness to SBI lab
829. Woman who gave birth in jail begins trial against county
830. Street people chafe under Nevada City's new anti loitering law
831. kids for cash?
832. Is Rick Perry Ready to Execute an Innocent Man?
833. Convicted murderer's lawyer never told about witness who says he is innocent
834. Bad Blood at the Dallas County Crime Lab
835. Two Decades of Research About Violence Against Women
836. Police Lineups Start to Face Fact: Eyes Can Lie
837. Reasonable Doubt and the Strauss Kahn Case
838. Under the US Supreme Court: Just how fair does justice have to be?
839. "I Am Guilty, But Innocent": Does This Make Any Sense?
840. Iran 1980s
841. The Trials of Darryl Hunt
842. Military Justice
843. Overcriminalization
844. American Prison Culture in an International Context
845. Bargained Justice
846. Libya: Pursuing al-Gaddafi – the legal questions answered
847. West Memphis Three case shows we see what we expect to see
848. The Death Penalty Today
849. Salvadoran war crime suspect arrested in Mass.
850. Accused boy faces juvenile trial
851. The West Memphis Three and combating cognitive biases
852. Did prosecutors taint Memphis murder trial?
853. Convicting the Innocent
854. 34 Years Later Supreme Court Will Revisit Eyewitness Ids
855. Texas man gets 220 year state sentence for kiddie porn possession (and uncharged child rapes)
856. Stacked sentences is it fair?
857. Mass Graves Hold Thousands, Kashmir Inquiry Finds
858. Hearings will allow closer look into death penalty cases
859. Sentencing disparities in child-sex-assault cases point to double standard
860. A Study in Judicial Dysfunction
861. The West Memphis Three and the Urgent Need for Criminal Justice Reform
862. Capital murder case highlights Texas courts' resistance to physical evidence
863. Kentucky kids age 10 and younger routinely face criminal charges
864. They can’t drink, they can’t vote, they can’t drive, but they can get life.
865. Some Texas parolees freed of sex offender label
866. Trend to Lighten Harsh Sentences Catches On in Conservative States
867. Philadelphia curefew crackdown: About 50 teens arrested
868. Imposition of the Death Penalty Varies Wildly Within States
869. Tarrant County DA decision in Kevan Dunlop murder case raises questions
870. King County death penalty dilemma: Soaring cost worth it?
871. Convicted felons allowed to go free until sentencing; now, they're on the lam
872. False confessions
873. How many arsonists are innocent?
874. Adversarial Inquisitions
875. Remedying Wrongful Execution
876. Capital punishment remains expensive and inconsistent
877. Census of State and Local Law Enforcement Agencies, 2008
878. State Prosecutors' Offices with Jurisdiction in Indian Country, 2007
879. Jails in Indian Country, 2009
880. With nowhere to go, sex offenders file suit
881. Saudi beheading fuels backlash in Indonesia
882. Judge in Pa 'kids for cash' case faces sentencing
883. The deterrence of the American death penalty ends with the Millennium Bug.
884. US Supreme Court to hear Alabama man's mail error Death Row case
885. Kahler trial costs Osage County big bucks
886. In Murder Case, Science May Get Its Day in Court
887. State toughens policy of restoring rights to freed felons
888. Paying for the death penalty
889. Judge to allow new testimony
890. A Hazy Connection Between Hot Weather And Crime
891. The death penalty: A dead end in Florida
892. Texas Ruling Ends Inquiry in Death Penalty Case
893. Black and busted in Dane County
894. Birmingham area cold cases heat up with DNA
895. Hijacked by the hanging lobby
896. USA: regional murder rates
897. Prison sentences in insider trading cases
898. am-justice-2011-05-14
899. Taiwan’s Death-Penalty Debate Could Influence AsiaThe ongoing debate in Taiwan about capital punishment could influence China and its other East Asian neighbors, according to a report from human-rights organization Dui Hua Foundation.
900. Gabe Watson Australian honeymoon murder case could end after hearing
901. Appeals court revives Blackwater shooting case
902. Graham Law would replace life without parole for juveniles
903. Freed from death row, speaker decries capital punishment
904. Texas ex-offenders are denied job licenses
905. Justice, too much and too expensive