‘It’s Always Going to Haunt Me’: How the Capitol Riot Changed Lives Emily Cochrane, Luke Broadwater, and Ellen Barry, New York Times
‘Am I scared? Absolutely,’ a Capitol Police officer says before Sept. 18 rally Jacqueline Alemany and Theodoric Meyer, Washington Post
Capitol Police recommend 6 officers face disciplinary action for riot conduct Axios
Intersections of Injustice Chris Palmer, Dylan Purcell, Anna Orso, John Duchneskie, and Jessica Griffin, Philadelphia Inquirer
What do we do about sheriff gangs? Editorial Board, Los Angeles Times
4 more officers suspected of adding false gang information to LAPD files Kevin Rector, Los Angeles Times
Electronic Monitoring in Chicago Is Pervasive, Due to Sensationalist Crime Reporting Cathryn Crawford, Teen Vogue
Colorado AG to force Aurora police reform over pattern of racial bias Elise Schmelzer, Denver Post
Minnesota Supreme Court Allows The Ballot Question On Changing The Minneapolis Police NPR
New York will reassign 5,000 school officers Erum Salam, The Guardian
Seattle police intervening in fewer mental health calls, data show David Kroman, Crosscut
Why Criminal Justice Too Often Goes Criminally Wrong James M. Doyle, The Crime Report
Jurors don’t know what the penalties for a guilty verdict will be. They should. Daniel Epps and William Ortman, Washington Post
Iowa has an incarceration crisis of global proportions Adam Sullivan, (Cedar Rapids) Gazette
Searching for Answers After a St. Louis Jailhouse Beating Ryan Krull, Riverfront Times
NYC’s Rikers Island jail spirals into chaos amid pandemic Michael R. Sisak, AP News
There’s No Fixing Rikers. Close It, and Let People Go. Esther Wang, New Republic
Decarcerate Rikers Island right now Tiffany Cabán, New York Daily News
How I Went From Prison Cook to Pizza Chef at One of Philly’s Best New Restaurants Michael Carter with Elyse Inamine, Bon Appétit
Inside the Missing Persons Case That Has True Crime TikTok Freaking Out Andrea Marks, Rolling Stone