Out of Pocket: The High Cost of Pretrial Incarceration
Pretrial incarceration costs us all, and it’s much more than a financial burden.
Jeremy ChersonApril 10, 2024
Five Questions About Reproductive Healthcare in Jails
Healthcare expert Dr. Carolyn Sufrin highlights the alarming state of reproductive care in women's jails across the U.S.
Lizzie TriboneMarch 25, 2024
What People Get Wrong About Public Safety
It’s more than crime rate statistics. It’s community-based programs, well-maintained public housing, and playgrounds for children to name a few.
Lizzie TriboneMarch 22, 2024
Turning a blind eye to the bail bond industry
Cash bail keeps the unregulated billion-dollar bail bonds industry afloat while profiting off of poverty.
Erin GeorgeMarch 22, 2024
Minor Offenses, Major Consequences
You may be surprised by the minor offenses that land people in jail and unable to afford bail. In fact, you may have even committed some yourself.
Claire MaukschMarch 7, 2024
Five Questions About Texas Bail Reform
When it comes to successful pretrial reform, Professor Brandon L. Garrett explains there's no need to mess with Harris County, Texas.
Lizzie TriboneMarch 4, 2024
Do We Post Bail for Protesters?
Protesting and the presumption of innocence are key American values. It’s time we start treating them as such for everyone involved.
Hannah WebsterFebruary 8, 2024
What TV Gets Right and Wrong About the Pretrial System
Can you spot pretrial system facts from fiction in these crime dramas?
Nicole Zayas ManzanoJanuary 12, 2024
Our 2023 Annual Report
Grab a coffee and settle in – The Bail Project's 2023 Annual Report is a gripping read that will inspire and move you.
Shannon SoperDecember 15, 2023
Is Calling Someone a Criminal Insensitive, or Inaccurate?
Instead of incorrect and outdated language, let’s talk about the pretrial justice system using a people-first approach.
Lizzie TriboneOctober 31, 2023
