Corey Hammonds on Twitter

The @MarshallProj wants to be able to tell stories in an effective way. The organization wants to gain the attention of our citizens so we can make a change in our criminal justice system. #mc1313MW

Kirsten Danis, the managing editor for The Marshall Project, spoke about some cases as well as informed students about the criminal justice system.

Camelia Juarez on Twitter

Unbelievable story of rape: girl was allegedly raped. Her foster mom & police didn't believe her & she was charged 4 lying. #MC1313MW

Camelia Juarez on Twitter

USOR:later, the rapist was discovered after several victims & the girl was telling the truth an example of building trust with audience

The Marshall Project is very knowledgeable about what the inmates have to go through on a daily basis. This organization is aware of some of the inhumane actions that happen inside and outside of our system.

Corey Hammonds on Twitter

@kirstendanis informs us about solitary confinement, which is a cell that two people stay in 23 hours of the day. How does the jail not expect the inmate to go insane? #mc1313MW

Corey Hammonds on Twitter

@kirstendanis does a great job bringing visuals of the topics she's talking about. You get a much better understanding on what inmates have to deal with that a lot of citizens might not know about. #mc1313MW

The Marshall Project’s purpose is to protect the American citizens and to hear out their stories. This organization wants to help your case and to be on your side.

Since The Marshall Project is a nonprofit organization it does have some difficulties being able to focus on just the criminal justice system.

Corey Hammonds on Twitter

Sometimes being funded by a foundation they will want you to cover certain politics, so that's one of the dangers of nonprofit news. #mc1313MW

Although being funded by a foundation might have its own detriment, it does have some advantages as well. This foundation has no limits and they are able to express whatever topics they desire.

Corey Hammonds on Twitter

@MarshallProj is not a local paper so there is no community threat. There is no leverage of power. #mc1313MW

The Marshall Project strives to improve our criminal justice system and to better their own organization. For more information contact The Marshall Project at 212–803–5271. The Marshall Project is a nonprofit organization, so all donations are welcomed on their website.

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