Crime & Punishment
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The Marshall Project to Host First-Ever Sing Sing Prison Fil…
[ad_1] Five finalists for the first-ever Sing Sing Film Festival award were announced today by The Marshall Project, the nonprofit newsroom covering criminal justice. The award winner will be announced on Oct. 24 by a jury of five men incarcerated in Sing Sing prison in Ossining, New York, before an audience of incarcerated people, New…
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Navigating the Streets: Hip Hops Relationship with Gang Violence
Explore hip hop’s complex relationship with gang violence, from historical roots to a path forward.
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Breaking Down the Figures: Eye-Opening Hip Hop Violence Statistics
Discover eye-opening hip hop violence statistics shedding light on the genre’s impact and societal implications.
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Deadly Wives: Rebecca Maureen Smith shot & killed her hu…
[ad_1] Michael Lee Smith Find-A-Grave: Michael Lee Smith Police identify murder victim It’s Crime O Clock Somewhere: The Murder of Michael Lee Smith Woman arrested in 2002 open murder of husband Berkley woman sentenced to 30 to 60 years for murdering her husband Woman’s sentence reduced in husband’s murder People of the State of Michigan…
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Protecting Your Peace: Safest Neighborhoods to Live in Atlanta
Discover the top safe neighborhoods in Atlanta! Unveil essential safety tips for a worry-free urban experience.
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Redefining Cool: Exploring the Dynamic Hip-Hop Rivalry History
Dive into hip-hop rivalry history, from East Coast vs. West Coast to Drake vs. Meek Mill. Discover the iconic feuds!
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How 1,200 Kids in Cuyahoga County Had Attorneys Lacking Qual…
[ad_1] More than 1,200 children accused of serious crimes in Cuyahoga County since 2020 were defended by court-appointed lawyers who lacked state-mandated qualifications, The Marshall Project – Cleveland found. Ohio reimburses counties for private attorneys to represent people who can’t afford them. However, the taxpayer money comes with strings: Attorneys must keep up with legal…
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Detectives Seek Public Assistance in Identifying Bank Robber…
[ad_1] On September 10th, at 12:24 p.m., patrol officers responded to reports of a bank robbery at Wells Fargo in the 500 block of Terry Avenue North. Male suspect #1 handed a note to the teller demanding money; another male, suspect #2, was standing nearby during the robbery. The suspects fled the bank with more…