The landmark report is titled 'Normalizing Injustice: The Dangerous Misrepresentations that Define Television’s Scripted Crime Genre.' ...

You can see public choice theory in action all over the criminal justice system. It’s helpful for understanding why police unions don’t always represent the best interests of police, much less ...

For their sake, and to protect our own personal liberty from governmental overreach, we must ensure that criminal justice is, in fact, just. Several pieces of legislation are on the table that ...

From the immense popularity of 20th century novels “In Cold Blood” and “Helter Skelter” to the record-breaking success of television shows “Dateline” and “Law and Order,” stories of violent crime have ...

Throughout our country, communities are working to develop a better understanding of our criminal justice system. I get a lot of questions from residents who are trying to determine what they can ...

The National Criminal Justice Commission is vital to understanding the reforms and best practices we need to reduce crime, help law enforcement do their jobs safely and effectively, protect our ...

The American criminal justice system is effective at delivering some form of justice, but what it does not do well is heal. Here’s what we can learn from the restorative justice movement.

The criminal justice immersion provides students with the appropriate foundation to analyze crime, crime control policy, and the role of the criminal justice system in the maintenance of order in ...

It likely will surprise you that approximately one in four Rhode Islanders has a criminal record, listing any arrest, ...

The criminal justice field consists of three major branches: law enforcement, the court system and the correctional system. Law enforcement focuses on preventing, responding to and investigating ...

Our ranking methodologies use data from the National Center for Education Statistics, ... Criminal justice associate students gain a fundamental understanding of the criminal justice system, ...

Both still define our criminal-justice system. By Bryan Stevenson AUG. 14, 2019 Several years ago, my law office was fighting for the release of a black man who had been condemned, at the age of ...