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The Marshall Project

Love Beyond Bars: Raymond and Cassandra July 26, 2024
Raymond Flanks spent nearly 39 years in Louisiana lockups for a murder he didn’t commit. Luckily, he found love with an old friend, Cassandra Delpit.
The Problem With Labeling Trump a ‘Felon’ July 25, 2024
Here’s why language used to describe any person convicted of crimes matters, and affects more than the former president.
Photos: Three Years of a Family’s Grief and Healing After a Fatal Police Shooting July 25, 2024
Photographer Michael Indriolo documents an East Cleveland family’s search for peace after the 2021 police shooting of their 19-year-old brother.

Prison Policy Initiative

FCC votes to slash prison and jail calling rates and ban corporate kickbacks
Added FCC votes to slash prison and jail calling rates and ban corporate kickbacks to the Prison Policy Blog. New rules, the result of the bipartisan passage of the Martha Wright-Reed Fair and Just Communications Act, are a massive victory in the decades-long fight for prison and jail communication justice.
States were incredibly successful at reallocating incarcerated people to their home addresses in 2020: A review of the data
Added States were incredibly successful at reallocating incarcerated people to their home addresses in 2020: A review of the data to the Prisoners of the Census Blog. We explore state redistricting reports to show that, despite facing immense challenges, states were remarkably successful ending prison gerrymandering after the 2020 Census.
Making the grade: New report grades states on their 2020 redistricting processes — including whether they ended prison gerrymandering
Added Making the grade: New report grades states on their 2020 redistricting processes — including whether they ended prison gerrymandering to the Prisoners of the Census Blog. Report highlights growing bipartisan support for counting incarcerated people in their home communities.

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