Ten Years After “The New Jim Crow” David Remnick, The New Yorker
Mass Incarceration, Then and Now David Remnick, The New Yorker Radio Hour
Two men are in prison for the same Florida murder. One may be innocent. He also may be executed. Dan Sullivan, Tampa Bay Times
Weinstein Jury Has Only 2 White Women as Prosecutors Protest Jan Ransom, New York Times
Facebook, Twitter hold evidence that could save people from prison. And they’re not giving it up Megan Cassidy, San Francisco Chronicle
Tear-Gas Grenades and ‘Qualified Immunity’ Robert McNamara, Wall Street Journal
The Secretive Company That Might End Privacy as We Know It Kashmir Hill, New York Times
Mississippi man gets 12 years in prison for possessing a cellphone in county jail Minyvonne Burke, NBC News
LAPD gang-framing scandal could have ripple effect on criminal cases Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times
Former LA County Sheriff Lee Baca must report to prison by Feb. 5, judge rules Alex Wigglesworth, Los Angeles Times
NJ Gov. Signs Law Granting Non-Violent Offenders Early Parole Eligibility Andrea Cipriano, The Crime Report
Armed man’s fatal shooting by Texas troopers after chase shows difference in police pursuit policies Cassandra Jaramillo, Dallas Morning News
A chance encounter, a high-speed chase: How police caught the alleged Springfield kidnapper Dugan Arnett and Gal Tziperman Lotan, Boston Globe
Eminem Slips Into the Mind of the Las Vegas Shooter Spencer Kornhaber, The Atlantic
Decades After Two Murders, an Appalachian Town Grapples With the Crimes Melissa Del Bosque, New York Times