Who Writes the Rules for Cops? Rowan Moore Gerety, Esquire
How Could Police Shootings Keep Happening After We Did Nothing to Stop Them? Jerry Iannelli, The Appeal
The Amir Locke Shooting Has Reopened the Police Reform Debate in Minneapolis Mary Harris, Slate
After Amir Locke Police Killing, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Should Resign Robin Wonsley Worlobah, Teen Vogue
Eric Adams vs. the NYPD Christopher Hayes, Slate
Adams eyes expansion of highly controversial police surveillance technology Sally Goldenberg and Joe Anuta, Politico
New Yorkers in high stop-and-frisk areas subject to more facial recognition tech Gloria Oladipo, The Guardian
Police reportedly link woman to crime using DNA taken from her rape kit Dani Anguiano, The Guardian
A Notorious Prison Tech Giant Is Poised to Cash In on Pell Grants for Incarcerated People Madison Pauly, Mother Jones
The Rise and Fall of Prison Education Cassie M. Chew, The Crime Report
The for-profit detention circle Stef W. Knight, Axios
Inmate Rights to Compassionate Release Under Threat Across US The Crime Report
The US is limiting compassionate release in plea deals. Many say that’s cruel Carrie Johnson, NPR
Humiliation, cruelty, horror: Goya knew it all too well Sebastian Smee, Washington Post
Incarcerated and invisible: What happens to pregnant people in Georgia’s county jails? Gray Chapman, Atlanta Magazine
After miscarrying in a Georgia detention center, Pamela Winn became a powerful voice for women in prison – and for those trying to leave it behind Ariel Felton, Atlanta Magazine
To end mass incarceration, we should embrace second chances Jennifer Soble and Erica Zunkel, Chicago Tribune
Louisiana man is freed after new evidence uncovered in 1977 attempted rape conviction David Begnaud, CBS News