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Displaying all articles tagged:
The Marshall Project
criminal justice
Sept. 3, 2018
A Turbulent Mind, and a Crime That Shocked New York
Measures to keep the violently mentally ill from hurting others are about to be put to the test by the man they were designed to stop.
By
John J. Lennon
and
Bill Keller
the city
Apr. 29, 2018
Think Manhattan’s DA Goes Easy on the Rich? Look at How He Prosecutes the Poor.
Cyrus Vance Jr., who styles himself a progressive reformer, is actually far more punitive toward poor and minority defendants than his counterparts.
By
Tom Robbins
interview
July 24, 2016
The Marshall Project’s Bill Keller on What’s Wrong (and Right) With the Media
“The most troublesome tension is the one between the need to file immediately, because a thousand other people are filing immediately, and the time it takes to do real reporting.”
By
Jeff Wise
investigations
June 28, 2015
Inside Rikers Island, Through the Eyes of the People Who Live and Work There
What everyday life is really like inside the troubled jail, in the words of inmates, correction officers, and the man tasked with fixing it.
By
Dana Goldstein,
Simone Weichselbaum,
and
Christie Thompson
investigations
June 28, 2015
Inside Rikers Island, Through the Eyes of the People Who Live and Work There
Jail has a smell. Worse than a sewer. People on the outside could never understand.
By
Dana Goldstein,
Simone Weichselbaum,
and
Christie Thompson
media
July 6, 2014
Bill Keller Interview: After the New York
Times
The Paper of Record’s former executive editor discusses his new start-up and the big ship he left behind.
By
Joe Coscarelli