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Bill Moyers Speaks Out on Justice. Watch the Video.
By TCR Staff | December 1, 2017
Moyers received TCR's annual "Justice Trailblazer" award at a John Jay College dinner Feb. 15. See the video of his remarks here.
School Shootings

Experts Don’t See Door Control as School Shooting Remedy
By Crime and Justice News | 7 hours ago
After the Santa Fe school shooting, Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said there are too many entrances and exits at schools. Security experts say it would be too expensive and impractical to secure every door, and that focusing on earlier identification of potential shooters is more important.
Capital Punishment

Why Texas School Shooter Won’t Be Executed
By Crime and Justice News | 8 hours ago
Dimitrios Pagourtzis was charged as an adult, but he can’t be sentenced to death because of a 2005 U.S. Supreme Court ruling. In Texas, he can’t be sentenced to life without parole as the result of a 2013 law that banned the practice for minors.
School Shootings

Texas School Shooter’s ‘Dark, Violent Fantasies’
By Crime and Justice News | May 19, 2018
Dimitrios Pagourtzis, a shaggy-haired, 17-year-old junior, was charged with killing nine classmates and a teacher’s aide and injuring many others at his high school in Santa Fe, a working class suburb 35 miles south of Houston. He posted a photo on Facebook of a “born to kill” T-shirt and wrote in a journal about shooting people and committing suicide.
Guns

Strong Gun Laws Can Cut Neighboring States’ Murders
By Crime and Justice News | May 19, 2018
"It's a halo effect," says Elinore Kaufman, lead author of a University of Pennsylvania study. “If you lived in a state with lenient laws but neighboring states had stronger laws, you were a little bit protected.”
Prisons

U.S. Prison Director Inch Quits After Only Eight Months
By Crime and Justice News | May 19, 2018
Mark Inch resigned with no public explanation on the same day that White House adviser Jared Kushner commended him for his work on prisoner rentry. A House panel has been examining staff problems in the prison agency.

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