PM Stories
The Shooting of Jacob Blake Is a Wake-Up Call David A. Graham, The Atlantic
Amid independent inquiry of Jacob Blake’s shooting, advocates question Wisconsin’s police reviews Kim Bellware, Washington Post
Kenosha, Wis., where a Black man was shot, has long delayed police body cameras Los Angeles Times
When “Police Reform” Came to Kenosha, Wisconsin Melissa Gira Grant, New Republic
Shot by cops, thwarted by judges and geography Andrew Chung, Lawrence Hurley, Andrea Januta, Jackie Botts, and Jaimi Dowdell, Reuters
Fired, but still a cop: How Washington state’s decertification process leaves troubled officers with their guns Mike Reicher, Seattle Times
Behind the Portland Protests: A Troubling Record of Police Killings Noelle Crombie and Shane Dixon Kavanaugh, The Crime Report
NYPD Expands Use Of Controversial Subpoenas To Criminal Cases Ali Winston, The Appeal
A Black Vice Mayor In Virginia Urged A Police Chief’s Firing. Now She Faces Charges. Ryan J. Reilly, HuffPost
How comprehensive police reform can make Americans safer and save money Nicholas Turner, USA Today
“Most Cops Are Good” Aviva Shen, Slate
The Abolition Movement Josie Duffy Rice, Vanity Fair
AM Stories
Prisoners and guards agree about federal coronavirus response: ‘We do not feel safe’ Kim Bellware, Washington Post
CDC: Prison COVID-19 cases undercounted without mass testing Christian Boone, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Portrait Of An Outbreak: How Coronavirus Spread In The Prince George’s County Jail Dorey Scheimer and Meghna Chakrabarti, WBUR
‘We are not animals’: Letter details how Tucson prison became COVID-19 hot spot Alisa Reznick, Arizona Public Media
Psychological Torture: ICE Responds to COVID-19 With Solitary Confinement Carmen Molina Acosta, The Intercept
‘Disgusting policy’: Prisoners’ families must pay for remains after COVID-19 deaths Jason Fagone, San Francisco Chronicle
Congress Must Pass COVID-19 Legislation to Depopulate Jails and Prisons Maritza Perez, Filter Magazine
The RNC Can’t Figure Out Where It Stands on Criminal Justice Reform CJ Ciaramella, Reason
The Loughlin case exposes the justice system’s double standards Sharyl Attkisson, The Hill
Can Prosecutors Be Taught to Avoid Jail Sentences? Tina Rosenberg, New York Times
Want Prosecutorial Reform? Start With Curtailing The Influence Of Police Unions. Miriam Aroni Krinsky and Buta Biberaj, The Appeal
What does an election look like inside a prison? (Vermont) Riley Board, Burlington Free Press