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2008 Winners

The Denver Post and the Wall Street Journal won the 2008 John Jay/H.F. Guggenheim Awards for Excellence in Criminal Justice Reporting.

Gary Fields of The Wall Street Journal receives award from JJ President Jeremy Travis

Gary Fields of The Wall Street Journal receives award from JJ President Jeremy Travis

Read Wall Street Journal Submission letter and article, “Tilted Scales”

Read Denver Post Submission letter and articles in “Trashing the Truth” series

TCR AT A GLANCE

  • Reforming the System
    Bipartisan Senate Bill Prods States Toward Bail Reforms
    By Crime and Justice News | July 21, 2017

    The proposal by Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Rand Paul would authorize total spending of $10 million a year for states that replace cash bail with a system that considers community risk, not a defendant's ability to pay. New Jersey has already moved forward with a system that some call a model for the nation.

  • Drugs
    Harvard Opioid Study Calls for Crackdown on Big Pharma
    By TCR Staff | July 21, 2017

    "Weak patenting standards and ineffectual policing" have helped turn the pharmaceutical industry into a key driver of the opioid epidemic, according to a study published in the Harvard Law & Policy Review.

  • Guns
    ABA Opposes 2 Federal Conceal-Carry Bills
    By TCR Staff | July 21, 2017

    The American Bar Association says the the proposed legislation "offends deeply rooted principles of federalism where public safety is traditionally the concern of state and local government."

  • Policy & Politics
    Trump Lawyers Explore Pardons, Conflicts in Russia Probe
    By Crime and Justice News | July 21, 2017

    The president’s lawyers are exploring ways to limit or undercut special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation and discussing Trump's authority to grant pardons to aides, family members and even himself in connection with the probe.

  • Jails
    Want to Snip Your Jail Time? Get Sterilized, Says TN Judge
    By Crime and Justice News | July 21, 2017

    Judge Sam Benningfield in rural White County, Tenn., has offered the 30-days-off deal for two months. Sixty men and women have signed up. The ACLU says the idea is unconstitutional.

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