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Three police officers in riot gear walk down a slope outdoors.
Closing Argument January 21, 2023
How Police Unions Try to Tilt the Scales on Oversight Boards
As more cities set up police watchdogs, some officers’ unions seek new ways to try to weaken them.
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News and Awards October 6, 2021
The Marshall Project Expands, Adding to Audience Development and Product
Heather Ciras will focus on growth of the organization’s readership; Ryan Murphy joins as a developer
By The Marshall Project
Commentary June 19, 2018
The Long Way Home
“Each step in the transition from prison to community is an opportunity for either social integration or isolation.”
By Bruce Western
An peer counselor at Insite demonstrates how someone would use one of their injection booths.
News November 6, 2015
Is the U.S. Ready for Safe Injection Rooms?
A widespread heroin problem could open the door to a once-radical idea.
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News May 14, 2015
Would You Rather …
... die a (probably) painless death or live 50 years in solitary?
By The Marshall Project
Q&A April 7, 2015
Juror No. 5
On the eve of deliberations over the fate of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, a juror in the Timothy McVeigh trial looks back.
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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, center, in a courtroom sketch with his lawyers Judy Clarke, right, and Miriam Conrad last month.
News April 6, 2015
What to Read on the Boston Bombing Trial
In time for closing arguments, ten pieces to catch you up.
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Q&A March 11, 2015
Tending to Tsarnaev
A trauma surgeon on the moment the accused Boston Marathon bomber became his patient.
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Commonwealth Avenue Mall in Boston on February 15, 2015.
News February 16, 2015
The White and the Blue
Boston cops weather the endless snow.
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A electronic billboard near the finish line of the Boston Marathon in April 2014, a year after the bombings.
Feature February 2, 2015
Desperately Seeking Jurors
Notes from a Boston courtroom.
By Kevin Cullen
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