I Wrote About His Wrongful Conviction. He Got Only 13 Years of Freedom Before Cancer Took His Life. Megan Rose, ProPublica
Massachusetts Set to Extend Statute of Limitations for Rape Cases With DNA Evidence Willoughby Mariano, ProPublica, & WBUR
A Secret Survey From Inside a Women’s Prison Tells Stories of Domestic Abuse Untold in Court Pamela Colloff, ProPublica
Op-Ed: What if we all had the courage of whistleblowers and witnesses? Natasha SenjanovicJournalists rely on the public to help them expose injustices large and small. But blowing the whistle takes more courage than most of us like to admit we have. Read More
PI Survey Results 2021: The Future of the Work Kim GreenThanks so much to all who took the time to answer our follow-up PI survey! Here are the results. Read More
History of Public Defense: Q&A with Legal Scholar Sara Mayeux Chapter16.orgCourting Justice: Vanderbilt law scholar Sara Mayeux chronicles the role of the public defender in American history. Read More
The Most Epic Frauds of 2020 David P. WeberIt's been a crazy year, with no shortage of fraud. Here are a few of 2020's greatest hits. Read More
Book Review: Code Name Hélène Chapter16.orgNashville author Ariel Lawhon’s latest is a masterful novel about an unsung World War II heroine. Read More
Encounter with a Future Killer AnonymousThis was no crime of the century. It was too horrible; he was too hollow; and there was nothing to analyze. Read More
Kelly Paxton’s “Great Women in Fraud” Podcast Kim GreenPaxton, a PI and CFE best known as a "pink-collar" crime and fraud expert, has launched a podcast that highlights her fellow female fraud fighters. Read More
The Great Fraud Pandemic David P. WeberIn the wake of Covid-19, a parallel plague is spreading through the global economy like a wildfire in drought conditions: fraud. Read More
