Deterrence can work, but it’s a more complex issue than just greater punishment and police presence, such as we have seen in ...

In a justice system where safety is paramount, the debate between progressive prosecutors and their law-and-order counterparts rages on. With divergent approaches to crime, each camp champions its ...

Should California continue to reduce punishment for crimes large and small, or has it gone too far and implicitly allowed criminals to prey upon Californians without fear of imprisonment? The question ...

If there seems to be some truth to the popular notion of recent years that ‘everything has changed’, however it is also seems a truism that some things never change. If the Trump presidency and the ...

As violent crime continues to surge in U.S. cities, experts discuss how to best address this pressing issue. Activists calling for jail and prison reforms rally outside of Brooklyn Criminal Court on ...

Last month, the state of Arkansas, which had executed nobody since 2005, put to death Ledell Lee for the crime of murdering Debra Reese in 1993. Why now—11 years after the last execution, 24 years ...

What unites the debates over Ukraine and Israel is not geography but a growing global appetite for peace without ...

Anything that disrupts the law-abiding world of KCD2 is considered a crime. Unlike its predecessor, the sequel has improved AI which makes NPCs more aware of criminal activity. If you commit a crime, ...

Ultimately, the coercive power of the state could not withstand the power of the people.

ESPNU replayed Saturday's Oregon-Cal game last night, and as I was sitting there catching up on four days ago, a couple of Tuesday news items jumped off the scrawl at the bottom of the screen. These ...

"Like a beautiful, edgy piece of music... a true ‘chamber' piece." That's how Michael Wright, the artistic director for the Milwaukee Chamber Theater, refers to his latest theatrical production. This ...

A new book links Dostoevsky’s fictional masterpiece to the story of an infamous French spree killer. But was this the central inspiration for his book? Fyodor Dostoyevsky by Vasily Perov, 1872. (Photo ...