Federal agencies collaborated to separate families pursuing lawful immigration status
It was a setup. New documents show USCIS and ICE collaborated to arrest people pursuing legal immigration status.
August 14, 2018Publication Listings
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Victory! Police in Massachusetts must get a warrant to access patient data
The law includes several key reforms to help people suffering from opioid-related substance use disorders.
August 9, 2018
Supreme Court case has echoes in Massachusetts
A Massachusetts federal court case has yielded important lessons for an upcoming argument at the U.S. Supreme Court about the scope of mandatory immigration detention.
August 5, 2018
The legislative session just ended. Here's what happened.
In the face of relentless federal attacks on reproductive freedom, immigrants’ rights, open government, free press, and democracy itself – we set out to protect people whose rights are most threatened by proposed changes to federal law.
August 1, 2018
District attorneys and the criminalization of addiction
Addiction is a public health issue that requires health-based treatment, not punishment. But too many people spend time in jail instead of spending time in treatment.
July 30, 2018
District attorneys and racial justice
Systemic racism and stereotypes dramatically shape our criminal legal system by disproportionately targeting and incarcerating people of color.
July 2, 2018