Crime and Punishment

Public Perception Sentencing Espionage Public Safety Inmate Escape Incarceration Human Rights Advocacy Murder Prison Conditions Law Enforcement

Foreigners Arrested in Bali Could Face Execution Under Strict Drug Laws

A moratorium on executions since 2017 has not prevented officials from charging foreign nationals with offenses punishable by death

Two Violent Inmates Remain at Large After New Orleans Jailbreak

Iran Executes Pedram Madani for Alleged Mossad Espionage

Robert Maudsley Relocated After Record 46 Years in Solitary Confinement

Record Violence in England and Wales Prisons Prompts Government Safety Reforms

14-Year-Old Accused in Newark Detective’s Killing to Be Tried as Adult in Federal Court

Former Red Army Faction Militant Daniela Klette Goes on Trial in Germany

Ex-Augusta National Employee Sentenced for $5.3M Masters Memorabilia Theft

Chinese Engineer Sentenced to Death for Selling State Secrets

U.S. Deportation of Alleged Gang Members to El Salvador Draws Legal and Human Rights Criticism