This Cop Unleashed A Reign Of Terror, Say The Wrongfully Accused

By Sean Campbell

For years, people in Raleigh were arrested for heroin possession—without having the drug. Now, they’re demanding answers

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YNW Melly’s Trials Highlight Florida’s Unconstitutional Death Penalty Law

March 4, 2025 Investigations

If convicted in a double homicide, Melly could be sentenced to death by a non-unanimous jury — a practice with deep roots in Jim Crow.

By Sean Campbell

Bail Is A Longstanding Problem in Baltimore. Is Maryland Searching For A Solution?

February 3, 2025 Investigations

Maryland's pre-trial population has increased since bail reform was enacted in 2017. But Illinois has a reform model that might work for the state.

By Madeleine O'Neill

Who Is Voting For Reform Prosecutors?

January 9, 2025 Reports

A Split Ticket/Garrison Project data analysis of recent reform prosecutor elections.

By Armin Thomas

Democratic Pundits Have A Pernicious Crime Problem

December 23, 2024 Commentary

They say fact-checking perceptions of crime is a fool's errand because they're rooted in vibes. But they ignore that the vibes are coming from somewhere: media.

By John Pfaff

California Lets Defendants Challenge Racism In Court. Few Have Succeeded.

November 25, 2024 Investigations

A Garrison Project and CalMatters analysis of the Racial Justice Act found about a dozen successful cases in which judges took action on racial bias in the legal process.

By Sean Kevin Campbell