Walter Pavlo

BOP Director William Marshall is making bold changes at the troubles agency but wants to be measured by returning better citizens after prison experience.

The Brennan Center released a report on incarceration and the need to embrace a change in how we look at it. The Bureau of Prisons is trying but time is running out.

The Admin Process The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) has long claimed that incarcerated people have a pathway to resolve problems through

When Do I Leave? For people serving time in federal prison, there is one question that quietly shapes everything: When do I leave here?

Prediction Markets Are Crossing a Dangerous Line On April 23, federal prosecutors quietly crossed a legal threshold that has been looming for years.

The Bureau of Prisons adopted the implementation of the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) with lofty goals. A GAO report shows how far short the act has fallen.

The idea that criminal justice reform is solely a liberal project has never been entirely accurate.

Presidential pardons have always drawn attention. But what most people are focused on may not be the most consequential part of the story.

The Bureau of Prisons is embracing the use of AI to help it manage its facilities. A large contract is telling about the direction the Agency is heading.

The Inspection They Knew Was Coming When inspectors from the Department of Justice's Office of the Inspector General (OIG) arrived at U.S.