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Fall 2019 CRJ 202 1601 | Prof. Davis | Syllabus

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The Marshall Project

Katrice Hardy Named CEO of The Marshall Project January 28, 2025
The industry veteran will lead both the newsroom and business operations.
The Trans Woman Who Sued the Federal Prisons (and Won) Settles Her Remaining Cases January 24, 2025
Days before Trump’s inauguration, the Bureau of Prisons agreed to pay Grace Pinson $95,000 to drop more than a dozen pending lawsuits.
How Trump’s Immigration Orders Represent a Seismic Shift on Enforcement January 23, 2025
The president’s actions move the federal government toward his promised hardline position. But some executive orders will face court challenges.

Prison Policy Initiative

New Prison Policy Initiative report, Bad Behavior, provides first 50-state analysis of prison disciplinary systems in the era of mass incarceration
Added New Prison Policy Initiative report, Bad Behavior, provides first 50-state analysis of prison disciplinary systems in the era of mass incarceration to the Prison Policy Blog.
How journalists can investigate prison discipline policies — and why these policies may be important for other stories
Added How journalists can investigate prison discipline policies — and why these policies may be important for other stories to the Prison Policy Blog. We offer questions for jumpstarting your reporting, suggestions for finding data, advice for communicating with incarcerated sources, and more.
Despite fewer people experiencing police contact, racial disparities in arrests, police misconduct, and police use of force continue
Added Despite fewer people experiencing police contact, racial disparities in arrests, police misconduct, and police use of force continue to the Prison Policy Blog. New Bureau of Justice Statistics data reveal that concerning trends in policing persisted in 2022, even while fewer people interacted with police than in prior years.

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