criminal justice

Justice and Due Process

Jail is not for the presumed innocent

If only the wealthy can afford to get out of jail as they await their trial, then the system is in need of reform. Here's one way that can happen.

Molly Davis
| 4th Dec 2017

Juvenile Justice Reform Recommendations Released

Michael Melendez
| 19th Dec 2016

Personal Freedom

Creating Crime in Utah

Josh Daniels
| 15th Aug 2016

30-Year Prosecutor Shares Thoughts on the Death Penalty and a Career of Law Enforcement

Libertas Institute Staff
| 3rd Aug 2016

Freed after 13 years of his 55-year sentence for selling marijuana, Weldon Angelos speaks out

Libertas Institute Staff
| 18th Jul 2016

Policy Analysis

Ensuring Justice through Juror Discretion

Like police and prosecutors, juries should be made aware of their power to use discretion in determining whether a criminal case should proceed.

Libertas Institute Staff
| 11th Jul 2016

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