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Bill Moyers on Justice
By TCR Staff | December 1, 2017
Moyers was honored as TCR's 2018 "Justice Media Trailblazer." Watch the video of his remarks at the Feb 15, 2018 John Jay College dinner here.
Justice and Health

Women Lead Toll of U.S. Jail Deaths: Study
By TCR Staff | 7 hours ago
Female detainees are driving the growth of jail populations, and they account for a disproportionate number of deaths in custody, according to an analysis by the Prison Policy Initiative of data compiled between 2000 and 2018.
Viewpoints

Policing the Police: How to Tackle the Crisis of Legitimacy
By Alan Cunningham | 7 hours ago
Every major police agency in the U.S. has an Office of Internal Affairs to identify corrupt or abusive officers. But by the time investigators step in, the damage is often done. Here’s one way to get ahead of the problem, suggested by a TCR columnist.
Juvenile Justice

‘Consistent Parenting’ Reduces Likelihood of Criminal Behavior: Study
By TCR Staff | 7 hours ago
The study by researchers at the University of Georgia and Mississippi State University found that youth whose parents monitored them, were consistent in their parenting, and had high levels of behavioral control were at lowest risk for adult crimes.
Policing

Entire New York Police Force to Get De-Escalation Training
By TCR Staff | 7 hours ago
New York City’s police department, the largest in the United States, has announced it will train all 35,000 of its officers in de-escalation, using an approach designed to reduce violent encounters and injuries to both officers and citizens.
Drugs

Overdose Deaths Up Among Black Americans
By TCR Staff | 7 hours ago
In Missouri, Black men are now four times more likely than a white person to die of an overdose, prompting some doctors to call the disparity a “civil rights issue.”

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