A Venezuelan migrant who was sent to El Salvador's notorious SECOT is taking the first step to sue the United States for what he says was his wrongful detention, telling reporters, quote, "I want to clear my name." New reporting this week also sheds light on the horrific conditions that he and the more than 200 other deported migrants endured over the course of four months. Three ex-detaines told the Washington Post that they were repeatedly beaten, denied access to lawyers. They were also shot with rubber ...

Teresa Helm joins us. She's now working as a survivor services coordinator for the National Center on Sexual Exploitation. Teresa, thank you.Thank you so much for being willing to to speak out and to to share your story and your thoughts in this moment. What have the past couple of weeks been like for you with all of this renewed focus on the Epstein case. Uh, good morning, Anna.Thank you for having me. It's been yet another whirlwind I' I'd say of emotion and really the main focus is trying to stay calm, s ...

Justice System - European justice ministries are facing challenges due to increasing incarceration rates and longer sentences [1] - Difficulty in determining suitable locations for housing the growing prison population [1]

The UK criminal justice system is set for its biggest shakeup in decades after a government ordered review recommended getting rid of jury trials in complex white collar crime https://t.co/k0rZbvB9Lm ...

The most common phrase I hear at school assemblies or family gathering is our children are our future. But what happens if that future becomes threatened from within. What if the very children we are upholding are the ones slaughtering our futures instead because of a justice system unable to hold them accountable.If the juvenile system doesn't change, we're not protecting the future. We're sentencing it. I remember hearing about a case not too long ago.An average teenage boy, ordinary and plain, seen by no ...