
Two Executions, Many Questions about Mental Health, Innocence
Texas' deadly spring continues: Two Black men, Gary Green and Arthur Brown Jr. are set to be killed this week by the state.
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Texas' deadly spring continues: Two Black men, Gary Green and Arthur Brown Jr. are set to be killed this week by the state.
Texas lawmakers are confronted with a bleak picture of life inside Texas Department of Criminal Justice facilities every two years. Will they act this year?
COVID-19 has increased separation and isolation at a time of crisis for incarcerated people and their families.
When I was locked up, I often had to go without tampons or pads. A new law ensures that the 12,500 women still behind bars won’t have to.
Black boys, foster care kids, and special ed students were disproportionately suspended, according to a new report from Texans Care for Children.
What happened to the Legislature's two-decade-old attempt to break the cycle of incarceration for low-level felons?
A civil suit calls for Estela Fajardo to be paid between $200,000 and $1 million for alleged mistreatment at the Jack Harwell Detention Center.
Featuring art from many current and former prisoners, Walls Turned Sideways gives visitors a visceral sense of confinement.
"Black holes of inattention" lead to stark gender disparities in the Texas prison system, according to a new report.
Report says rise in incarcerated women hints at disparities in the male-dominated criminal justice system.