Criminal justice
Under Trump’s First Step Act, Thousands Have Been Released From Prison. Much More Is Still Needed.
Even after recent gains, there is still much to be done to fix criminal justice.
Bar Refaeli Will Host Eurovision — Unless She Is Indicted First
She’ll share the spotlight with Lucy Ayoub, an Arab-Israeli Christian poet and television host who is the grandchild of Holocaust survivors.
What Germany’s Prison System - And Its Nazi Past - Taught Me About Ours
What if, like Germany, we must confront the bloodiest parts of our history in order to fix our prison system?
Kushner Gets Kudos For Role In Criminal Justice Bill
It’s a rare and personal victory for Kushner, who has had ups and downs in the White House, and whose father served time for tax evasion.
Author Who Researches Criminal Justice System Awarded $100K Bronfman Prize
Amy Bach has won the 2018 Charles Bronfman Prize for her research in statistics about the criminal justice system.
Why Ending Cash Bail Is A Jewish Issue
Ending cash bail is a fundamentally Jewish issue, and Jews in New York and across the country should stand up to support it.
Jared Kushner’s Ever-Expanding White House Job Now Includes Criminal Justice Reform
Among his many titles, Jared Kushner has been charged with one more: talking out criminal justice reform with senators.
Why I Want To Speak Out for Criminal Justice Reform as a Jew
Ariana Siegel explains why leaders in the Jewish community need to stand up to injustice happening mostly in non-Jewish communities.
The Difference Between Being Right and Being Respectful
Every newly married couple has to learn how to disagree with one another. It’s not easy, especially when you are usually right and he’s probably wrong.