The Using of Ketanji Brown Jackson Charles M. Blow, New York Times
The Most Grasping Republican Attack on Ketanji Brown Jackson Alex Aronson, Slate
A Judge’s Tough Call Meets the Politics of a Supreme Court Confirmation Alan Feuer, New York Times
How having a former public defender on the Supreme Court could be ‘revolutionary’ Kenichi Serino, PBS
Despite Federal Gains, Public Defenders Largely Missing from State Supreme Courts Rachel M. Cohen, Bolts Magazine
So You Don’t Want To Defund The Police? Here’s Why You Should Fund Public Defense. Emily Galvin Almanza, HuffPost
The Stumbling Block to One of the Most Promising Police Reforms David A. Graham, The Atlantic
‘It’s a Money Grab’: Billions in COVID Relief Going to Fund Police and Prisons Brian Dolinar, The Appeal
Two Years Into Pandemic, Basic Critiques of Prison Covid Policies Remain Unaddressed Lyra Walsh Fuchs, New York Focus
COVID-Fueled Solitary Confinement Still Plagues Prisons and Jails Katie Rose Quandt and Allison Altshule, Truthout
The Disillusionment of a Rikers Island Doctor Rachael Bedard, The New Yorker
An Overhaul of Prison Health Care Is Long Overdue Victoria Law, The Nation
Arizona’s privatized prison health care has been failing for years. A New court case could change that Justin Stabley, PBS
Paroled People Can Vote in Colorado. Why Did Forms Say They Couldn’t? Ilica Mahajan, Andrew Rodriguez Calderón, Alexandra Arriaga, and Weihua Li, The Marshall Project
Mississippi: felon disenfranchisement is a racist labyrinth worthy of Kafka Sam Levine, The Guardian
Finishing Sentences Caits Meissner, Inquest
Does Gail Ritchey Belong in Prison? Ariel Ramchandani, Mother Jones
The Murderer’s Little Boy Olivia Gentile, Texas Observer