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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.
Viewpoints

COVID-19 Prison Dilemma: Is Security More Important Than Health?
By Christopher Blackwell | 5 hours ago
The national health crisis has put prisoners and correctional officers equally at risk. That offers a rare opportunity to work together for everyone’s safety—even if it means rethinking traditional security concerns, writes a Washington state inmate.
Viewpoints

Colorado’s Death Penalty Repeal: How It Happened—and Why
By Hannah Cox | 5 hours ago
Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill repealing the state’s death penalty on March 23. Even in a Democrat-controlled legislature, the result was far from pre-ordained.
Cybercrime

Ransomware Attacks Against Hospitals Increasing, Interpol Warns
By Nancy Bilyeau | 6 hours ago
Clinical labs involved in testing new vaccines against COVID-19 have been among the targets of cybercriminals. The agency is encouraging hospitals and healthcare companies to ensure all their hardware and software are regularly kept up to date.
Crime Trends

Street Crime Down in Many Cities During Pandemic
By Crime and Justice News | 9 hours ago
In 15 cities, including Dallas, Atlanta and Chicago, statistics showed decreases in reported crime as coronavirus cases began to surge and residents were asked to work from home. There are exceptions, with violent incidents up in Baltimore and Detroit.
Prisons

Tensions in Prisons Over Virus Fuel Riots, Hunger Strikes
By Crime and Justice News | 9 hours ago
Officers at a Washington state penitentiary fired nonlethal rounds and used pepper spray to break up a demonstration of more than 100 inmates Wednesday night after six inmates tested positive there. Eight federal prisoners have died of the virus.

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