Trayvon Martin Is Still Making America Confront Its Original Sin New York Times
Travyon Martin’s death set off a movement that shaped a decade’s defining moments Reis Thebault, Washington Post
How Trayvon Martin’s Killing Ushered In a New Era of Vigilante Violence Caroline Light and Janae E. Thomas, Slate
‘Stand your ground’ laws spread – and grow ‘more extreme’ – 10 years after Trayvon Martin’s death Hannah Knowles and Emmanuel Felton, Washington Post
‘Stand Your Ground’ Laws Linked to More Gun Homicides Tom Kutsch, The Trace
Why gun seizures are unlikely to curb gun violence Jacob Sullum, Chicago Sun-Times
The Waco Biker Shootout Left Nine Dead. Why Was No One Convicted? Mark Binelli, New York Times Magazine
In historic first, Biden nominates Jackson to Supreme Court Amy Howe, SCOTUSblog
Ketanji Brown Jackson, Biden’s Supreme Court nominee, has blazed trails all her life Nina Totenberg, NPR
As a Public Defender, Supreme Court Nominee Helped Clients Others Avoided Charlie Savage, New York Times
The Other First Irin Carmon, New York Magazine
The End of Public Defenders Matthew Caldwell, Inquest
Judicial Elections Test Profound “Cultural Shift” in Houston Maura Ewing, Bolts Magazine
A Reform DA Fights Back Sylvia A. Harvey, The Crime Report
How This ‘Progressive Prosecutor’ Balances Politics and Public Safety Rebecca Davis O’Brien, New York Times
How a single case challenged the LA prosecutor’s reform agenda: ‘Nobody is happy’ Sam Levin, The Guardian
London Breed and the Return of Tough-on-Crime Democrats Michael Javen Fortner, New York Times
Their Sister’s Murder Was Used to Justify Tough on Crime Laws. Now They Want to Build Her a Different Legacy Madison Feller, Elle Magazine
‘Anger Led Me to Prison’ Frank P. McMurray, The Crime Report