The Life and Trials of Christopher Lucas: A Decades-Long Battle for Truth

​In the world of justice reform, we often talk about "closed cases." But for Christopher Lucas, convicted of the 1987 murder of his son-in-law, Randy Kicklighter, the case has remained anything but closed.

Fighting Overreach: How "Garza v. State" Changed Kidnapping Law in Georgia

Part IV: State Versus Feds — Two Different Systems Disclaimer: This account is based on my personal experience navigating both state and federal systems. Institutions vary by leadership, policy, and culture. 

THE STATE SYSTEM At Fox Lake Correctional Institution in Dodge County, Wisconsin, programming was structured and accessible. Professors from the local technical college taught courses inside the facility. 

PART III: TWO MEDICAL SYSTEMS, TWO REALITIES Disclaimer: This is my lived experience. Institutions vary depending on leadership, medical directors, and internal culture. 

"The first day I walked onto a federal USP yard came with a range of emotions. I had heard the rumors behind the notoriety of Victorville USP, but nothing is more real than the actual feelings that came with it.

“Prison Project fights for justice, equips attorneys to win, and gives a voice and hope to the forgotten behind bars.”

Federal Yard Series  
Part 2 of 6  

Yard Politics  
The Illusion of Choice: From the Poor Box to the Rec Yard

The State vs. The Feds (Part 1 of 6): Shattering the "Country Club" Myth

S. 204: What the Families’ Rights and Responsibilities Act Would Change in Family Court

This is an article written by one of our good friends on tic tok Aaron Peila. Aaron has a live podcast on tick tock that advocating for prisoners and prisoners rights while informing the public in general what's really happening behind the wall. He goes live every Saturday and Sunday morning at 9:30 am mountain standard time.