The Crime Report talks funding, inertia and over-incarceration with the man who heads Vera Institute of Justice’s NOLA office.
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The Crime Report talks funding, inertia and over-incarceration with the man who heads Vera Institute of Justice’s NOLA office.
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The U.S. legal system is slowly coming to realize that many underage sex workers are victims of exploitation, not juvenile delinquents.
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The U.S. legal system is slowly coming to realize that many underage sex workers are victims of exploitation, not juvenile delinquents.
Full article at The Crime Report : Escaping “The Life”
Why is it so hard to catch men who sell teen girls for sex?
Why is it so hard to catch men who sell teen girls for sex?
Full article at The Crime Report : Big Pimping
Over two million cable subscribers in the U.S. can now browse profiles of local fugitives in the comfort of their living rooms—and help police capture runaway criminals.
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Over two million cable subscribers in the U.S. can now browse profiles of local fugitives in the comfort of their living rooms—and help police capture runaway criminals.
Full article at The Crime Report : Point and Click Policing
Welcome to the Bay Area, where Grape Diesel is on sale and the police call pot shops “good neighbors.” Part Two of a Special Report.
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Welcome to the Bay Area, where Grape Diesel is on sale and the police call pot shops “good neighbors.” Part Two of a Special Report.
Full article at The Crime Report : Oaksterdam: California’s Experiment With Medical Marijuana
Will Marijuana Ever Be Legal in the U.S.? Part One of a Two-Part Special Report.
Will Marijuana Ever Be Legal in the U.S.? Part One of a Two-Part Special Report.
Full article at The Crime Report : Pipe Dreams
In the third and final part of our Veterans Day investigation of how the U.S. justice system interacts with veterans, we look at innovative programs designed to help police understand the traumas afflicting soldiers in the transition to civilian life.
In the third and final part of our Veterans Day investigation of how the U.S. justice system interacts with veterans, we look at innovative programs designed to help police understand the traumas afflicting soldiers in the transition to civilian life.
Full article at The Crime Report : Policing Vets
In Part Two of our special Veterans Day report, we explore how returning soldiers are gravitating towards law enforcement—and examine the problems that sometimes result.
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In Part Two of our special Veterans Day report, we explore how returning soldiers are gravitating towards law enforcement—and examine the problems that sometimes result.
Full article at The Crime Report : Once a Soldier, Now a Cop
Some call it torture, some call it proper punishment. But in Maine, long-term solitary confinement may soon be illegal.
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Some call it torture, some call it proper punishment. But in Maine, long-term solitary confinement may soon be illegal.
Full article at The Crime Report : Is It Time To Ban Solitary Confinement
If you’re in law enforcement, getting pregnant can land you in a policy black hole. The Crime Report’s Julia Dahl explores the movement for change among female officers.
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If you’re in law enforcement, getting pregnant can land you in a policy black hole. The Crime Report’s Julia Dahl explores the movement for change among female officers.
Full article at The Crime Report : Policing While Pregnant