MEDILL TrialMonitors
This site showcases reporting by Northwestern journalism students in the “Court Watchers: The Legal Beat” course, who cover court proceedings and visit correctional facilities to provide transparent, balanced, and nuanced coverage of the legal system.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 14 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 5 months ago |
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Citizenship process hitting roadblocks as ICE crackdowns under Trump intensify
At a recent naturalization ceremony, applicants take the oath at the Everett McKinley Dirksen U.S. Courthouse in Chicago. In order to apply for naturalization, a non-citizen must be a permanent resident of the U.S. for five years, tho...
As veterans courts expand, nonprofits step in to bridge service gaps
Manuel Gomez, a Navy veteran, told Medill Trial Monitors in October that 78% of justice-involved veteran women have reported experiencing sexual assault during their military service. (TV image via CBS News Los Angeles)
VETS TREA...
The formerly incarcerated turn to services to navigate reentry barriers
StreetWise, a grassroots journalism outlet, provides income and a community for roughly 125 vendors with lived experience of homelessness, poverty and inequality, including those who are formerly incarcerated. (TV image via FOX 32 Chi...
Problem-solving courts offer jail-free paths for justice-impacted veterans
Judge Michael Hood presents the Alma Roque award to Michael Wronkowski, a woodworker and retired deputy sheriff, during the Nov. 7 Veterans Treatment Court graduation at the Skokie Courthouse. Wronkowski crafted plaques for the gradua...
Restoring hope for justice-involved veterans
The University of Chicago’s Office for Military-Affiliated Communities, also known as OMAC, partners with Cook County Jail through its Veterans Restorative Justice Project (VRJP) to support incarcerated veterans. The program provides suppli...
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Court Watchers focuses on proceedings in criminal court where the indigent and people of color are often unfairly represented and prosecuted.
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