Prisoner

(Left) A police file photo made available February 6th, 2002, of the "American Taliban" John Walker Lindh. (Right) A February 11th, 2002, photograph of Lindh as seen from the records of the Arabia Hassani Kalan Surani Bannu madrassa (religious school) in Pakistan's northwestern city of Bannu.
News in Brief

Is Law Enforcement Able to De-Radicalize Extremists Like John Walker Lindh?

The "American Taliban," a Californian who joined the Taliban in 2001, will be released today.

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Social Justice

Who Does, and Who Doesn’t, Get Drug Treatment in Prison

New research finds a racial disparity.

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News in Brief

Excessive Force in Custody and the Rights of the Untried

While Baltimore erupts, the Supreme Court considers a timely case.

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News in Brief

Sealing Criminal Records for the Possibility of Redemption

Cory Booker and Rand Paul’s REDEEM Act.

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Environment

How to Conjure a Ghost to Get a Murderer to Confess

All you need is a projector and a willing prisoner.