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Across the United States, immigration enforcement has once again become a source of fear, division and trauma - particularly for children and families caught in a system that has failed them for ...
Money has shaped the justice system for centuries through common law tort principles that balance financial restitution with moral accountability. But over several decades, that balance has collapsed.
Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett described her struggle to reconcile personal beliefs with her duty to uphold the Constitution in an excerpt from her upcoming book "Listening to the Law: ...
The Taliban has attempted to police the public appearances and behavior of millions of Afghans, especially women, since seizing power in 2021. But the enforcement of the extremist group’s rules ...
The denial of parole in a high-profile case exposes coercion, selective justice and weakening rule of law within Bangladesh’s ...
The growing number of inmates on death row in Nigeria, currently standing at 3,833, has drawn renewed attention to a complex and deeply sensitive issue: the persistent reluctance of many state ...
Leela Ramdeen, Consultant, Catholic Commission for Social Justice & Attorney-at-Law writes: Albert Camus's statement is noteworthy. He said: "A man without ethics is a wild beast loosed upon this ...
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The moral hazard of monetized justice
Money has shaped the justice system for centuries through common law tort principles that balance financial restitution with moral accountability. But over several decades, that balance has collapsed.
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