The Marshall Project

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The Marshall Project is a nonprofit, nonpartisan newsroom covering America's criminal justice system. Tweets usually from and

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  1. Since 2014, we've been collecting + cataloging criminal justice stories. Meet The Record, our library of cj news:

  2. Stories of some of the thousands awaiting trial in Texas jails, many in dangerous conditions

  3. North Carolina's new law restricting transgender bathroom use was passed in 10 hours and signed that night.

  4. Very proud to have won 's award for "world's best" digital design, along with

  5. Accused shoplifter in New Orleans facing 20 to life for pocketing $31 in candies, due to habitual-offender law.

  6. 20 states have no statute for compensating the wrongfully convicted. One exoneree explains what that does:

  7. Cleveland has asked Illinois cops for three military-style armored vehicles to help man the RNC in July.

  8. No "Ferguson effect" in New York City, as murder rate drops to historic low.

  9. A prosecutor reflects on his regret over putting someone behind bars for life for dugs.

  10. Rape survivors have fewer rights than you think. Amanda Nguyen is trying to change that.

  11. What the hell happened in East New York? End of a four-episode podcast series via and

  12. Introducing The Record, our curated collection of the best criminal justice journalism:

  13. An exoneree on the struggles of re-entry for the innocent:

  14. How a man can get 20 years for stealing $31 worth of candy: Courtesy of

  15. Former prosecutor worked to release man he sent away for life: "His sentence should have been a number, not a word."

  16. “I was supposed to be executed one minute after midnight on February 10, 2004.” But he wasn't. What that's like:

  17. A prosecutor's regret: How I got someone life in prison for drugs.

  18. Cleveland is about to host the RNC while its police are under a consent decree.

  19. One reason Pueblo, Colorado has a murder rate three times New York City's 👇

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