“What Did I Screw Up?” is a mental exercise that occasionally keeps me up at night. It’s when I think back to something I wrote that I wish I could revise or even take back completely. Generally, I’m ...

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“We settled to go together to the country of the Moors, begging our way for the love of God, that we might there be beheaded; and Our Lord, I believe, had given us courage enough, even at so tender an ...

Public debate often moves at a speed very different from the pace of legal inquiry. It is shaped by impression, by early ...

“Justice is not postponed,” the American poet and philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson observed in his 1841 essay “Compensation.” But the stack of handwritten letters on Jamie Lau’s desk says otherwise.

For the true-crime-loving public, the Innocence Project and Scott Peterson occupy opposite ends of the moral spectrum. The project helps free the wrongly convicted, while Peterson is a philandering ...

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Adnan Syed spent more than two decades in prison before a judge, in September, vacated his murder conviction. The next month, the state’s attorney for Baltimore City told journalists that Syed had ...

Civil claims seeking damages for constitutional violations arising in the criminal-justice process require the plaintiff to show “favorable termination,” meaning the criminal proceedings were ...