Holding the criminal justice system accountable, one case at a time.

Repeat offender Fale Pea, freed by a lenient 2012 sentence and a 2025 wave of dismissed charges, randomly blinded 75-year-old Jeanette Marken in Seattle.

A California parole board overruled prosecutors' objections and freed Darryl Collins, a two-time murderer, in 2020. Fatima Johnson paid for that decision with her life 364 days later.

A federal magistrate released Ashlie Jeremie on unsecured $2,500 bond over prosecutors' objection, and sixteen days later he was charged with beating Jonathan Sanon to death near Boston Common and attacking a college student blocks away.

A Contra Costa County judge released Marcos Iriarte-Valdez on his own recognizance one day before he allegedly stabbed 68-year-old Todd Stewart to death outside his Martinez home.

Tyler Brown, a career criminal with a three-decade violent record, should never have been free to walk Memorial Drive that afternoon. He got a fraction of the prison sentence prosecutors requested in 2021, then used his freedom five years later to open fire on a crowded Cambridge street, shooting Casimir Bangoura and another driver a block from Harvard's campus.