criminal justiceSecurityVideo Chat Price-Gouging Costs Inmates More Than MoneyBy Issie LapowskySecurityYour Own Pacemaker Can Now Testify Against You In CourtBy Deanna PaulSecurityIncarceration Is Skyrocketing in Rural AmericaBy Issie LapowskyCultureA Campus Murder Tests Facebook Clicks as Evidence of HateBy Issie LapowskyOpinionCourts Are Using AI to Sentence Criminals. That Must Stop NowBy Jason TasheaOpinionTaser’s Free Body Cameras Are Good for Cops, Not the PeopleBy Jake LaperruqueCultureObama's Criminal Justice Legacy Is Now In Local HandsBy Issie LapowskySecurityJeff Sessions' Nomination as Attorney General Alarms Civil LibertariansBy Issie Lapowsky and Andy GreenbergScienceHow Algorithms Could Help Keep People Out of JailBy Issie LapowskyOpinionIt’s Time to Make the Clemency System Less OpaqueBy Brendan I. KoernerBusinessThe White House Is on a Mission to Shrink US Prisons With DataBy Issie LapowskyScienceAmerica's Justice System Sure Doesn't Know Much ScienceBy Sarah ZhangScienceDNA Test That Distinguishes Identical Twins May Be Used in Court for First TimeBy Nadia DrakeScienceA Gruesome War Crime Renews Concerns About a Malaria Drug's Psychiatric Side EffectsBy Greg MillerScienceThe Horrible Psychology of Solitary ConfinementBy Brandon KeimScienceBrain Scans Predict Which Criminals Are Most Likely to ReoffendBy Greg MillerScienceCourtroom Science Drama: The Saga of Amanda Knox's DNABy Ars TechnicaScienceForensic DNA Could Make Criminal Justice Less FairBy Brandon Keim
