By Jeffrey Deskovic In the July 22nd, 2010 issue of The Westchester Guardian, I wrote a column stating, “ ...
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Looking Back: Former Chicago Cop John Burge Was Sentenced to 4 1/2 Years for Torture
Looking Back: Former Chicago Cop John Burge Was Sentenced to 4 1/2 Years for Torture
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Judge Doesn’t Agree with DA, Agrees to Release Defendant for Appointment to Deal with Health Conditions
Judge Doesn’t Agree with DA, Agrees to Release Defendant for Appointment to Deal with Health Conditions
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Guest Commentary: 21st Century Impasse for Democracy
Guest Commentary: 21st Century Impasse for Democracy
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Journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones Denies Faculty Offer from Alma Mater UNC After Facing ‘Appalling’ Racism
Journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones Denies Faculty Offer from Alma Mater UNC After Facing ‘Appalling’ Racism
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ACLU Poll Reveals ‘Overwhelming Support’ for Transformative Justice Measures
ACLU Poll Reveals ‘Overwhelming Support’ for Transformative Justice Measures
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Garamendi in Davis to Rally for Senate Passage of Voting Rights
Garamendi in Davis to Rally for Senate Passage of Voting Rights
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Guest Commentary: A Big Step Toward Ending Capital Punishment in California
Guest Commentary: A Big Step Toward Ending Capital Punishment in California
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CA Appeals Court Reverses Defendant’s Firearm Conviction, Evidence Called Insufficient
CA Appeals Court Reverses Defendant’s Firearm Conviction, Evidence Called Insufficient
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Man Who Attacked BLM Sympathizer Cyclist Arrested from 2020 Protests
Man Who Attacked BLM Sympathizer Cyclist Arrested from 2020 Protests
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Berkeley Report Finds Intensifying Racial Residential Segregation in the US in the Last Few Decades
Berkeley Report Finds Intensifying Racial Residential Segregation in the US in the Last Few Decades
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ACLU Files Lawsuit Against Maricopa County Policy of Using ‘Substantially Harsher’ Threat if Defendant Doesn’t Jump at First Offer
ACLU Files Lawsuit Against Maricopa County Policy of Using ‘Substantially Harsher’ Threat if Defendant Doesn’t Jump at First Offer
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LA Times Podcast about Gascón Recall Interviews Critics, Supporters, Gascón
LA Times Podcast about Gascón Recall Interviews Critics, Supporters, Gascón
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Authorities Still Searching and Arresting Participants in the Attack on US Capitol Six Months Later, FBI Asking for Help
Authorities Still Searching and Arresting Participants in the Attack on US Capitol Six Months Later, FBI Asking for Help
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Mentally Ill Man Kept in Cage for Year, Forgotten by Court and Justice System
Mentally Ill Man Kept in Cage for Year, Forgotten by Court and Justice System
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California Legislature OKs Bill Holding District Attorney Group Accountable for Misusing Nearly $3 Million in Restricted Funds
California Legislature OKs Bill Holding District Attorney Group Accountable for Misusing Nearly $3 Million in Restricted Funds
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Institute for Innovation in Prosecution Creates 11 Recommendations for Prosecutors to Follow when Creating Police Disclosure Lists.
Institute for Innovation in Prosecution Creates 11 Recommendations for Prosecutors to Follow when Creating Police Disclosure Lists.
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Oakland Activist Commends City Council for Redirecting Funds from PD to Reconstructing Public Safety
Oakland Activist Commends City Council for Redirecting Funds from PD to Reconstructing Public Safety
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U.S. Supreme Court Allows Further Voting Restrictions, Voting Along Party Lines in Arizona Case
U.S. Supreme Court Allows Further Voting Restrictions, Voting Along Party Lines in Arizona Case
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EXPERTS: Bill Cosby Sexual Assault Conviction Overturned Due to DA’s Lack of Transparency
EXPERTS: Bill Cosby Sexual Assault Conviction Overturned Due to DA’s Lack of Transparency
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DA Krasner Urges PA Supreme Court to Rule Police Use of Force Must Comply with Constitution
DA Krasner Urges PA Supreme Court to Rule Police Use of Force Must Comply with Constitution