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Criminal Justice News Coverage in 2011

By Ted Gest | February 16, 2017
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Criminal Justice Journalists looks at how the press covered the biggest crime and justice stories of 2011 . . .

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    Urban violence, police shootings, the opioid epidemic, and a tense political campaign dominated criminal justice coverage during 2016. How did the coverage measure up? In our annual press review, Washington Bureau chief Ted Gest assesses the year in coverage with a panel of media experts and observers . . .

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    Moyers received TCR's annual "Justice Trailblazer" award at a John Jay College dinner Feb. 15. See the video of his remarks here.

  • Public Safety
    Detroit Police Find 63 Fetuses in Funeral Home
    By Crime and Justice News | October 20, 2018

    State inspectors shuttered the facility that is under investigation on allegations of mishandling remains and fraud. Police raided Perry Funeral Home and found 36 fetuses in boxes and an additional 27 fetuses in freezers, Police Chief James Craig said. "I’m stunned," he said.

  • Policing
    Sessions Calls Chicago Police Reform Plan an ‘Insult’
    By Crime and Justice News | October 20, 2018

    Attorney General Jeff Sessions declares that "Chicago police are not the problem." He blames the American Civil Liberties Union for ideas that increase crime.

  • Juvenile Justice
    DOJ Ends Six-Year Oversight of Memphis Juvenile Court
    By Crime and Justice News | October 20, 2018

    The Justice Department says the juvenile justice system has improved, but only one-fourth of unresolved items in the equal protection category were in "full compliance." One official says oversight will continue at the local level. Another calls the Justice Department action an "underhanded move."

  • Crime Statistics
    How Accurate Are FBI’s Estimated Crime Data?
    By Crime and Justice News | October 20, 2018

    Some police agencies report no data for the FBI's annual report of reported U.S. crime. Should the agency report margins of error?

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    Do The Nation’s Prosecutors Need Help?
    By Ted Gest | October 19, 2018

    As national attention focuses on prosecutors' role in the justice system, and as more reform DAs win office, they could benefit from up-to-date research to help them make decisions, especially on many lower-level criminal cases that don't necessarily warrant a prison term, a Washington DC panel was told Thursday.

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