The Law Project

As part of Torture Awareness Month 2021, the Biden Administration is being asked by an organization of subject matter experts to help protect Americans literally persecuted, too often to the point of psychological torture, through deliberate violations...

The Montana State Council On Judicial Accountability (MtSCOJA) is seeking reconsideration of HB685 that would entrust state judicial oversight to one retired district judge, one attorney, and seven citizens who are neither judges nor attorneys.

The UN Special Rapporteur on Torture may be the only resort for Reverend Errol Victor, Sr. and similarly situated Americans fairly considered U.S.

Reverend Errol Victor, Sr., a candidate running for Congress from jail in Louisiana, is promoting "the substantial healing that comes from a fair and impartial administration of justice in America." 

LUI cites the lack of conspicuous, intense, widespread public outcry and political pressure on behalf of people incarcerated in America as an indicator that the COVID-19 pandemic may lead to genocide.

Within days of George Floyd's funeral, Golden Badge, an international support group for pro-reform law enforcement officers including prison correctional officers, reportedly organized to form a professional, nonprofit, nongovernmental task force to...

U.S. federal law, including international human rights treaties, have a lot of fancy ways of saying "the punishment should fit the crime." A new Position Statement on COVID-19 and Louisiana's incarceration of African Americans suggests Louisiana...

Today, a coalition of grassroots U.S. legal system reform advocates embarked on a campaign to help focus Americans on the usually glossed over connection between institutionalized repression of U.S.

"I am delighted these Ohio residents have pledged to help secure Mr. Morris' exoneration.

Or so claims National Judicial Conduct and Disability Law Project, Inc., a U.S. legal system reform advocate -- and so far, the U.N. Human Rights Council seems to agree.