InThe PolisbyDr. Janine Bouey·Aug 29The Name That Comes Off the CaseRenee Good and Alex Pretti were killed by federal officers in January. Nobody has sued the men who shot them, and nobody will.A response icon3A response icon3
InThe PolisbyDr. Janine Bouey·Aug 28No One to SueThe Supreme Court did not legalize anything in Egbert v. Boule. It did something quieter, and much harder to undo.A response icon2A response icon2
The Color Of Law Foundation·Jul 28The Minister of Justice: How Prosecutorial Misconduct Fuels Wrongful ConvictionsKen Anderson prosecuted Michael Morton for his wife’s murder in 1987. He hid the evidence that would have cleared him: the couple’s…
InThe PolisbyDr. Janine Bouey·Jun 4How One Federal Judge’s Blistering 62-Page Opinion Exposed Qualified Immunity for What It Has…Six Decades of Judicial Invention. One Opinion That Refuses to Look Away.A response icon1A response icon1
InThe PolisbyDr. Janine Bouey·Mar 12A 63-Year-Old Veteran Killed in His Living Room.He survived a war. He didn’t survive his own living room.A response icon5A response icon5
InILLUMINATIONbyJoshua Davis·Jan 30An Open Letter to Tucker CarlsonOffer of a Third Path: Order Without Immunity, Legitimacy Without CourtsA response icon1A response icon1
Joshua Davis·Mar 25, 2025Why Insurance, Not Indictments, Could Be the Key to Police ReformIn the years since George Floyd’s murder shocked the nation, we’ve seen protests, promises, and prosecutions. Yet something fundamental…
Joshua Davis·Mar 25, 2025Rascal Does Not Dream of Police Liability InsuranceCivilian Oversight FUBARED in the Era of Qualified Immunity
Krstafer Pinkerton; Director of Investigations.·Jan 28, 2025When Protections Become Shields: How Qualified Immunity Undercuts Accountability and JusticeAn Investigative Examination of the Doctrine’s Evolution, Its Impact on Civil Rights, and the Path Toward Meaningful Reform
