‘We don’t know how many women are out there like that’
May 16, 2022
Features
Anna Borkowski accused three men of rape. Why did prosecutors stop her?
Hochul’s Regressive Bail Rollbacks Untethered From Evidence
April 11, 2022
Commentary
The bail reform debate turns on data from data from New York State’s Office of Court Administration. But that data cannot answer the question of whether reform works.
How Texas Became the Most Virulently Anti-Trans State in America
April 5, 2022
Features
Governor Greg Abbott’s notorious order to investigate gender-affirming care as child abuse was years in the making.
The Wrong Prosecutors Are Getting Recalled
March 25, 2022
Commentary
Some prosecutors confront recalls over their policies, while others facing misconduct allegations could be re-elected.
