ImmigrationA Year After Historic Anti-ICE Protests, LA City Attorney Launches Surprise Prosecution of More Than Twenty Demonstrators The charges, filed just days before the statute of limitations would have expired, draw comparisons to the repression of protesters by Trump's federal prosecutors. Miguel Camnitzer | September 7, 2026
NewsHow a “Shadow District Attorney’s Office” Formed Under Guise of “Victims’ Rights” Former prosecutor Kathleen Cady uses her connections not to advocate for the rights of victims, but to silence them and change sentencing policies. Nat Cohen | April 1, 2023
AnalysisCalifornia Legislation to Watch in 2021: Criminal Justice Reform California’s Legislature has a chance to do a lot of good, but with a faltering sense of urgency, they may pass on the opportunity. Alexandra Malek | August 18, 2021
ElectionsProp 25 is Not Justice: It’s a Trap Prop 25 promises to end cash bail, but we’ll wind up with a potentially worse alternative. Alexandra Malek | October 8, 2020
ElectionsDistrict Attorney With A History of Misconduct Wants To Judge You Please vote for the right judge. Chris Roth | February 9, 2020
ActivismWP4BL to Councilman Bonin: Back To Basic Policing is Bad for the West Side An open letter. Dahlia Ferlito | February 7, 2018
