The University of Chicago’s new policy is not an AI ban. It is an attempt to teach future lawyers a skill that every prisoner, family advocate and pro se litigant also needs: how to use artificial intelligence without surrendering judgment to it.
Cherokee County Arrests Its Own: License Plate Reader Abuse Shows Why Surveillance Needs Real Oversight
CHEROKEE COUNTY, GEORGIA — The Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office has arrested two supervisors after an internal investigation found they allegedly used the agency’s Automated License Plate Reader system for purposes unrelated to law enforcement.
Building Informed Citizens. Strengthening Communities.
The Prison Project Civic Accountability Network is a new initiative designed to help ordinary citizens become informed, engaged, and effective participants in their communities.
ADA Title II Litigation Opportunities in Corrections
An Untapped Area of Civil Rights Enforcement
Every day, incarcerated people with disabilities are denied access to programs, services, communication, housing, education, medical care, grievance procedures, and court processes.
My story with the system is not simple, and I fully understand that my husband and I were not without fault. But what I lived through showed me just how broken the system can be, especially when mental health and addiction collide with the criminal justice system.
Georgia’s Prison Crisis Is No Longer Hidden. It Is Preserved in the Record.
