United States Bureau of Justice Statistics

There’s A Line Between Justice And Vengeance. Larry Nassar’s Judge Crossed It.

Wishing rape on anyone -- even a serial sexual abuser -- is unacceptable.
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Trump Administration Highlights Violence Against Women -- To Blame Immigrants For It

A new report uses misleading data to link immigrants with gender-based crimes.
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Like Many Parts of American Life, Violent Crime Is Still Largely Segregated

White-on-white and black-on-black crimes still make up the majority of cases of violence, according to a new DOJ report.
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Hello, My Name Is Felon.

What we call those who have been incarcerated has a drastic impact on their self-esteem and prospects for progress.
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Latinos In The U.S And The Road To Prison

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The Psychology Behind Fake News

As a rule, misinformed people do not change their minds.
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State Prison Suicides Climbed 30 Percent In One Year

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Jail Suicides Are Largely Preventable. So Why Are They On The Rise?

More people committed suicide in jail in 2014 than in any other year since at least the turn of the century.
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