One thing prisons can’t address are the socioeconomic factors that make crime more likely in...
Op-Ed: L.A. District Attorney Jackie Lacey Failed the Victims of Ed Buck
"Because of her inactions, Timothy Dean died and multiple other young Black gay men continued to be...
Op-Ed: California Gang Laws Are Normalized Racism
"CalGang gives police increased authority to approach and harass people for virtually no reason at...
Op-Ed: When Is a Shooting “Necessary”? Legal Questions Remain After the Passage of CA Bill to Restrict Deadly Police Uses-of-Force
Dispatch From San Quentin: Anticipation
Op-Ed: The False Claim Of An LA County Sheriff’s Deputy Being Shot By A Sniper Leads To A Classic Fail in Crisis Communication
Friendly Suggestions for Gov. Gavin Newsom Regarding His Proposed Overhaul of the State’s Youth Justice System
Momentum Grows in Congress to Expand Access to Quality Postsecondary Education for People in Prison
Illegal Cell Phones & the Need for Contact
OP-ED: LA’s At-risk Youth Need Community Resources & Healing, Not Punishment & Pepper Spray
Op-Ed: How the War On Drugs Has Torn Families of Color Apart
Op-Ed: Predictive Algorithms in the Justice System Must Have Aggressive Oversight
Op-Ed: 30-Year Veteran LA Probation Officer Says Department Reform Is Urgent—And Must Be Youth Focused
Op-ED: 1872 Law Gives Police a License to Kill
California Must Double-down On Prison Rehabilitation
Dispatch From San Quentin: Young, Earnest and Criminalized
The Orange County Register Replies to Richard Wexler’s Op Ed about “Crack Baby Journalism”
The Release of Adnan Khan, Criminal Justice Reform & Supporting Victims—Does It Have To Be a Zero-Sum Equation?
As The New York Times Condemns “Crack Baby” Journalism, the Orange County Register Revives It.
