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Louisiana Supreme Court Overturns Murder Conviction Built on Junk Science
For more than a quarter of a century, Jimmie “Chris” Duncan lived with the possibility that the state of Louisiana could execute him for murdering his girlfriend’s 23-month-old daughter. Prosecutors argued the evidence was overwhelming. Jurors agreed, sentencing him to death in 1998. Now, nearly three decades later, Louisiana’s highest court has unanimously concluded that…
Texas Tattoo Artist’s 30-Year Sentence Over Anti-Trump Zines Sparks National Outrage
A Texas tattoo artist’s 30-year prison sentence has turned a federal protest case into a national debate over free speech, political dissent, and proportional justice. Daniel “Des” Sanchez Estrada was not accused of attending the violent protest outside the Prairieland Detention Center, yet prosecutors pointed to a box of political zines and materials as part…
Mom of 5 Deported to a Country She’s ‘Never Been to and Doesn’t Speak the Language’
It started with a routine check-in at an immigration office—something she’d done before, something she didn’t expect would change everything. But within days, Ma Yang, a mother of five who had lived in the United States since infancy, found herself in an unfamiliar country, surrounded by military guards, with no way home. Her story is…