Bail Someone Out of Jail Today Neil Barsky, New York Times
Out of Prison With Nowhere Safe to Go Karina Piser, New Republic
The Long History of Coercive Health Responses in American Law Adam Klein and Benjamin Wittes, Lawfare
As Virus Spreads in Federal Prisons, People Inside Describe Chaos, While Families Are Left in the Dark Liliana Segura, The Intercept
What Happens When More Than 300,000 Prisoners Are Locked Down? Keri Blakinger, The Marshall Project
Coronavirus-Driven Prisoner Releases Spur Debate Over Public Health Versus Public Safety Sadie Gurman and Zusha Elinson, Wall Street Journal
Many Texas prisoners have been approved for parole but can’t walk free yet. Advocates say coronavirus should change that. Jolie McCullough, Texas Tribune
A Philly judge has denied every inmate’s bid to get out of jail amid the coronavirus. Defense lawyers are trying to cut her out of the process. Chris Palmer and Jeremy Roebuck, Philadelphia Inquirer
Inmate who died from virus had asked for release before trial, then DOJ opposed Katelyn Polantz, CNN
New Role for New York Police: Breaking Up Crowds at Trader Joe’s Edgar Sandoval, New York Times
How a School Stopped Relying on Restraining and Isolating Students – and What Others Can Learn From It Jennifer Smith Richards and Jodi S. Cohen, ProPublica/Chicago Tribune
The Definition of Insanity Lloyd Sederer, Psychology Today
How ‘The Innocence Files’ Exposes Failures in the Criminal Justice System But Also Offers Hope Audrey Cleo Yap, Variety