Parole

Articles

January 9, 2025

Terminally Ill People Languish in North Carolina Prisons, Even After Reforms

 Phillip Vance Smith II,
June 3, 2024

Parole Plunges in South Carolina as Governor-Appointed Board Issues Denial After Denial

 Lauren Gill,
December 18, 2023

“Nobody Knows What That Means”: The Murky Decisions of New York’s Parole Board

 Nathan Porceng,
November 28, 2023

In Alabama, an “Out of Control Board” Cuts Chances for Parole

 Lauren Gill,
August 2, 2023

Prisons Grow in Mississippi as State Officials Cut Parole

 Victoria Law,
June 29, 2023

“Just an Opportunity to Come Home”

 Daniel Nichanian,
September 2, 2022

California Passes Bill to Expand Prison Releases for Terminally Ill People

 Piper French,
July 25, 2022

For Thousands of Georgians, Freely Traveling Across State Lines for an Abortion Is Not an Option

 Piper French,
May 10, 2022

Chances for Parole Go from Bad to Worse Under Virginia’s New GOP Leadership

 Isabela Dias,
April 14, 2022

Prison Officials Routinely Deny Hearings to Terminally Ill New Yorkers

 Victoria Law,
February 9, 2022

Vacancies and Zombie Commissioners Leave Opening for Parole Reform in New York

 Nick Pinto,
April 13, 2021

Maryland Bans Sentencing Children to Life Without Parole

 Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg,
Virginia's State Capitol
February 24, 2020

Virginia Makes All Children Eligible for Parole, a Major Shift for This Punitive State

 Daniel Nichanian,