2020

Articles

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November 23, 2020

A D.A. Runoff Will Decide New Orleans’ Criminal Justice Future

 Katie Jane Fernelius,
November 12, 2020

ICE Suffered Blows in the South in Last Week’s Elections

 Daniel Nichanian,
October 9, 2020

These Twelve Elections Could Curb ICE’s Powers

 Daniel Nichanian,
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October 8, 2020

How New Orleans Activists Are Pushing D.A. Candidates to End Mass Incarceration

 Katie Jane Fernelius,
October 2, 2020

The Sheriff Candidate Who Is Challenging “The Poster Child for the Trump Administration”

 Daniel Nichanian,
September 22, 2020

How One Election Might Strike a Blow to Mass Incarceration in Arizona

 Meg O'Connor,
August 25, 2020

Policing And Ties With ICE On The Menu In Norfolk County’s Sheriff Race

 Daniel Nichanian,
August 19, 2020

Progressive Candidate Wins Orlando’s Primary for Prosecutor, and Four Other Florida Takeaways

 Daniel Nichanian,
August 5, 2020

Progressives Score New Wins in Prosecutor Elections, Adding to the Movement’s Breadth

 Daniel Nichanian,
August 3, 2020

Nine Elections This Week Could Upend Criminal Justice Nationwide

 Daniel Nichanian,
May 7, 2020

Oregon’s D.A. Elections Mock Democracy, Again

 Daniel Nichanian,
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April 30, 2020

A Powerful D.A. Fought New York’s Reforms. His Challenger Wants to Push Them Further.

 Daniel Nichanian,
February 28, 2020

Progressives See Super Tuesday as a Chance to Transform Los Angeles

 Daniel Nichanian,
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January 16, 2020

How Rachel Rossi Would Change the D.A.’s Role in Los Angeles: “It Takes a Public Defender”

 Daniel Nichanian,