Judicial selection

Articles

January 28, 2025

After a Judge’s Death, Renewed Scrutiny for a Georgia Loophole That Can Nullify Elections

 Daniel Nichanian,
September 27, 2024

Arizona GOP Asks Voters to Nullify the Judicial Elections They’ll Be Voting On

 Pascal Sabino,
September 9, 2024

The Public Defender Who Just Won Power Over Confirming Massachusetts Judges

 Daniel Nichanian,
August 22, 2023

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About State Supreme Courts

 Daniel Nichanian, , Quinn Yeargain,
June 6, 2023

New Jersey Is Poised for Its First Ever Public Defender Justice

 Chris Geidner,
April 20, 2023

New York’s Highest Court Takes a Step to the Left, Maybe

 Daniel Nichanian,
January 27, 2023

A Texas ‘Crime Stopper’ Targeting Reform Judges Could Gain More Power Over Them

 Michael Barajas,
December 22, 2022

Kathy Hochul Pushes New York’s Highest Court to the Right

 Daniel Nichanian,
July 12, 2022

New York’s Chief Judge Resigns, Breaking Up High Court’s Right-Leaning Majority

 Sam Mellins,
April 13, 2022

The Unwritten Senate Rule Blocking New Jersey Governor’s Nominees

 Nikita Biryukov,
March 21, 2022

“Dystopian” Loophole for Georgia Judicial Elections Gives Brian Kemp the Last Laugh

 Daniel Nichanian,
June 7, 2021

Cuomo’s Nominee to New York’s Highest Court Alarms Criminal Justice Reformers

 Kyle C. Barry,
October 9, 2020

Governor Newsom Adds Another Prosecutor to the California Supreme Court

 Kyle C. Barry,
April 23, 2020

A New Supreme Court Justice Could Swing Criminal Justice Decisions in Washington

 Kyle C. Barry,
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March 12, 2020

Courts Set Policy and an Illinois Candidate Wants to Finally Talk About It

 Kyle C. Barry,