Series: Covid-19

Policymakers Must Lift the Veil on COVID-19 in Jails and Prisons

Series: Covid-19

A View from the Inside

Series: Covid-19

A New Vision for Justice in New Orleans

Series: Covid-19

Without an attorney, I might still be confined in a detention facility with COVID-19

People trapped in the United States’ massive immigration detention system have no right to legal counsel if they cannot afford it. Without attorneys, they stand little chance of navigating the complex and adversarial arena of immigration law to win their freed ...

Series: Covid-19

Vera’s New Prevalence Model Suggests COVID-19 is Spreading through ICE Detention at Much Higher Rates than Publicized

Series: Covid-19

Coronavirus, Mental Health, and the Enduring Importance of Health-Centered Crisis Response

Series: Covid-19

Communities Need State and Local Deportation Defense Programs Now More Than Ever

Series: Covid-19

Public Health and Public Safety: The Critical Role of Police During the COVID-19 Crisis

Series: Covid-19

Facebook Post Put High School Student in a Detention Facility Now Struck by Coronavirus

Series: Covid-19

Unaccompanied Children Suffer as Hearings are Sped Up, Switched to Video During COVID-19 Crisis

Series: Covid-19

Two Years in Jail, Never Convicted of a Crime, Now Vulnerable to Coronavirus

Series: Covid-19

Use this Data to Hold Your Local Jail Accountable During the Pandemic

Series: Covid-19

Albany, Georgia Reduces Jail Population by 27 Percent in Response to Coronavirus

Series: Covid-19

In a Precarious Economy, Governments and Courts Must Take Immediate Action to Reduce Criminal Justice Fines and Fees

Series: Covid-19

COVID-19 Imperils People in Rural Jails

Series: Covid-19

Law Enforcement Best Practices Can Help Halt the Spread of COVID-19 by Keeping People Out of Jail

Series: Covid-19

Detention May Become Death Sentence for Vulnerable Detainees

Series: Target 2020

Responding to COVID-19: Focusing on People in the Criminal Justice and Immigration Systems