Cristian Farias is a legal journalist with a passion for uncovering the intricacies of law, justice, and the political factors that shape them. With a portfolio that includes Vanity Fair, The New York Times, and New York Magazine, Cristian's work delves into a wide range of topics, from high-profile court cases to cultural phenomena.
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By: Ivey Dyson
Numerous emails reflect how DC police deploy powerful tools to track individual organizers.
By: Sharon Zhang
Police officers had entered Hamilton Hall with guns raised as they brutalized student protesters on Tuesday.
By: Nandika Chatterjee, Juan González, Ivey Dyson, Eleanor J. Bader, Sharon Zhang, Ruth Wilson Gilmore, Jennifer Gerson, Cristian Farias, Jake Johnson, Helen Griffiths, Amy Goodman, Victoria Law, Meghan Krausch, Tamanika Ferguson, Yeshi Milner, Nermeen Shaikh
The fight to free women and end mass incarceration is long and ongoing, but these activists aren’t giving up.
By: Paris Whitfield
My mom has written me thousands of letters. As an incarcerated person, I don’t own any of them.
How ELIZABETH PRELOGAR, America's low-key, high-powered solicitor general, is holding the Supreme Court's feet to the fire CRISTIAN FARIAS
By: Cristian Farias, Andre D. Wagner
From Idaho beauty pageants to Harvard Law School to the chambers of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the solicitor general of the United States has stood in front of judges all her life. Yet her role as the government's last line of defense may be her toughest yet.
By: Cristian Farias
“How Elizabeth Prelogar Stands Up to a Runaway Supreme Court: From Idaho beauty pageants to Harvard Law School to the chambers of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the solicitor general of the United States has stood in front of judges all her life; Yet her role as the government’s last line of defense may be her toughest yet.”
By: Andre D. Wagner, Caroline Rose Giuliani, Savannah Walsh, Katie Herchenroeder, David Friend, Bess Levin, Cristian Farias
As a new term kicks off this week, the archconservative court that John Roberts leads remains deeply unpopular, plagued by ethics scandals, grappling with the fallout from Dobbs, and girding for 2024 election disputes. Can this institution be saved?
By: Kase Wickman, Adam Leith Gollner, James Pogue, Molly Jong-Fast, Chris Murphy, Molly Jong, Caitlin Dewey, Bess Levin, Jonathan Alter, Deanna Kizis, Cristian Farias
Even if you’re in a blue state, and were ‘fine’ the last time around, the stakes are too high for democracy.
By: Cristian Farias
The conservative supermajority has failed to defend the democratic process since Trump’s attempt to overturn the 2020 results, and it cannot be counted on to safeguard it now, as election-related lawsuits already make their way through the courts, with more expected after Tuesday.
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