The Last Abortion Clinic in North Dakota Gets Ready to Leave Emily Witt, The New Yorker
Linda Coffee argued Roe v. Wade. Now, she’s watching its demise. Eleanor Klibanoff, Texas Tribune
Abortion Is (Again) a Criminal-Justice Issue Scott Henson, Texas Observer
How will illegal abortions be prosecuted? 1968 NYPD manual offers hints. Tom Sherman, Washington Post
Texas conservatives have a plan to get around DAs who won’t enforce abortion laws Becky Sullivan, NPR
Why Even Progressive Prosecutors Won’t Be Able to Keep Women Who Have Abortions Out of Jail John Pfaff, Slate
Prosecutors Can’t Stop Police From Investigating Abortions, Even if They Want To Carter Sherman, Vice
In a Post-Roe World, the Future of Digital Privacy Looks Even Grimmer Natasha Singer and Brian X. Chen, New York Times
Amazon gave Ring videos to police without owners’ permission Alfred Ng, Politico
NYC, Chicago Waste Millions on Gunshot Detection Technology, Report Says Fola Akinnibi, Bloomberg
Minneapolis Police Budget Expands Despite Calls to Reduce Funding KNSI
‘Are the police capable of changing?’: Data on racial profiling in California shows the problem is only getting worse Dustin Gardiner and Susie Neilson, San Francisco Chronicle
In New York, Yonkers Promises Police Reform. Can It Be Done? Kelly McEvers, Simone Weischelbaum, and Dan Girma, The Marshall Project
Where Is Phil Banks? Nia Prater, New York Magazine
NYPD Blasted For ‘Scapegoating’ Bail Reform Amid Crime Spike Matt Troutman, Patch
Detroit to reform cash bail system to end practices that jail people ‘too poor to purchase their freedom’ Coral Murphy Marcos, The Guardian
For Young Offenders, Restitution Debts Can Present Crippling Obstacles Erica L. Green, New York Times
Prison Labor Rights in Focus as 3rd Cir. Hears $5-a-Day Pay Case Robert Iafolla, Bloomberg Law
‘It’s inhumane’: how US prison work breaks bodies and minds for pennies Michael Sainato, The Guardian
Olayemi Olurin: ‘If We Can Abolish Slavery, the Prison System Is Not Untouchable’ Marc Steiner, The Real News