This interim, I submitted a request to take a closer look at the unreliable and secret use of incentivized jailhouse informants in our criminal justice system.

Important development in the fight against wrongful convictions. Thank you, @SenRodneyPol, @RepMitchGore, @Sen_GregTaylor, Rep. Matt Pierce, and Sen. Mike Bohacek for your engagement. Special thanks to Sen. Pol as lead author. @innocence @NDLawEJC tinyurl.com/studyrequest

The arguments behind every landmark Supreme Court ruling have never been freely available to the public… until now. Thanks to a gift from the Wolf Law Library at William & Mary Law School, more than 125,000 #SCOTUS records & briefs are now freely freely available on the Internet Archive, spanning 1830 through 2019. The arguments that shaped America, including Brown v. Board of Education. Loving v. Virginia. Read the full announcement ⤵️ blog.archive.org/2026/04/20/… @WMLawSchool #SupremeCourt #DemocracysLibrary

IPDC fully supports efforts to bring transparency to the use of jailhouse informants and to develop meaningful safeguards governing their use at trial. We look forward to seeing Prof. Gurule at the Statehouse!

Mimms v. Ohio allowed police to remove people from cars during routine stops in the name of officer safety. Use this brief to argue that Mimms should be revisited based on modern traffic stop data, which paints a very different picture. datafordefenders.org/wp-cont…

Recidivism rates are 📉 nationwide—down about 20% in the last 10 years. During this #SecondChanceMonth, see how your state compares ➡️hubs.la/Q049rQCK0

My recent investigation took me back to South Bend, where homicide detectives and prosecutors are accused of using jailhouse informants to fabricate evidence These allegations have already led to plea deals in two murder cases

What can we learn from bills that didn't pass in the Indiana General Assembly? New column breaking down a few ideas that failed to catch on:

Drop in opioid overdose deaths nears 50% since 2023 indianacapitalchronicle.com/…

The Notre Dame Exoneration Justice Clinic (@NDLawEJC), the Institute for Social Concerns, and the Klau Institute for Civil and Human Rights (@NDHumRts) are excited to invite you to the second annual Death Penalty Abolition Week at Notre Dame Law School, which will take place from Monday, March 23 to Friday, March 27. Throughout the week, we'll host powerful discussions, firsthand accounts, and advocacy from exonerees, criminal justice reform experts, and activists dedicated to ending the death penalty. All events are free and open to the public. Learn more: law.nd.edu/news-events/event…

INDIANA -- WOO HOO! Indiana's legislature just passed the Reasonable Childhood Independence law UNANIMOUSLY! Heading to @GovBraun's desk now! Kudos to sponsors @JakeTeshka & @wilburn4IN! (And @LetGrowOrg!) Happy Hoosier Kids!

Great things are happening in Indiana! We are so thankful 🌟

A bill to legalize firing squads in Indiana just failed to pass 48-46. HB1119 can be called for a revote because it did not receive a constitutional majority either way. Deadline for that would be Monday.

‘Let-kids-be-kids’ bill clears Indiana House committee with bipartisan support indianacapitalchronicle.com/…