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Nov 22, 2024 | 
mondaq.com | Donald Washington
Editor's note: Nadia de la Houssaye is a
partner at law firm Jones Walker. She is co-leader of the
firm's Healthcare Industry Team and chairs the firm's
digital health and telemedicine team. Donald W. Washington is also
a partner at Jones Walker, and a member of the corporate compliance
and white collar team. Washington is a former U.S. Attorney and
served as director of the United States Marshals Service from 2019
to 2022.
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Nov 9, 2024 | 
scrippsnews.com | Lawrence Bartley |Donald Washington
By: Lawrence Bartley and Donald Washington, Jr. We revisit the story of Cherie Mason, who served a prison sentence for manslaughter after the stillbirth of her child in Oklahoma and whose story was featured in Inside Story’s first season. Correspondent Cary Aspinwall meets up with her for the first time after her release from prison.
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
themarshallproject.org | Lawrence Bartley |Donald Washington
We revisit the story of Cherie Mason, who served a prison sentence for manslaughter after the stillbirth of her child in Oklahoma and whose story was featured in Inside Story’s first season. Correspondent Cary Aspinwall meets up with her for the first time after her release from prison.
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
scrippsnews.com | Lawrence Bartley |Donald Washington
The Marshall Project investigates the impact of the St. Louis police’s failure to solve murders, and rapper G. Dep talks about healing after turning himself in. Prev Next The Marshall Project The St. Louis, Missouri, skyline.
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
themarshallproject.org | Lawrence Bartley |Donald Washington
Inside Story travels to St. Louis to investigate the failure of the city’s police to solve murders and hear from families who lost loved ones to the violence as they search for answers. In an exclusive interview after his release from prison, rapper Trevell “G. Dep” Coleman sits down with host Lawrence Bartley to discuss the peace he gained after turning himself in for shooting a man - and how his music took center stage at his parole hearing.
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Oct 29, 2024 | 
themarshallproject.org | Aala Abdullahi |Donald Washington
Photos by Kholood Eid for The Marshall Project. Last Thursday, Sing Sing Correctional Facility held its first-ever film festival. It stood out not just for its setting but also for its jury: incarcerated men who share a deep love for movies.
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Oct 25, 2024 | 
scrippsnews.com | Lawrence Bartley |Donald Washington
By: Lawrence Bartley, Donald Washington, Jr. Inside Story travels to Oklahoma, where we investigate an effort to provide low-cost health care in jails, and explain why it’s stirring controversy. Host Lawrence Bartley speaks with Bianca Tylek, an ex-banker and Harvard-trained lawyer who is leading an effort to reduce the opportunities for profit in the prison system.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
themarshallproject.org | Lawrence Bartley |Donald Washington
Inside Story travels to Oklahoma, where we investigate an effort to provide low-cost health care in jails, and explain why it’s stirring controversy. Host Lawrence Bartley speaks with Bianca Tylek, an ex-banker and Harvard-trained lawyer who is leading an effort to reduce the opportunities for profit in the prison system. In an animated essay, Rafael Rodriguez tells us about how a brush with someone on the inside helped save his life.
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Oct 18, 2024 | 
scrippsnews.com | Lawrence Bartley |Donald Washington
By: Lawrence Bartley, Donald Washington, Jr. We examine how past criminal convictions bar many Americans from voting in Tennessee, one of the hardest states to regain the right to vote after serving time behind bars. Host Lawrence Bartley sits down with Topeka Sam, a formerly incarcerated entrepreneur who works to support people who are released from prison, about her journey, lessons she’s learned and her efforts to build financial literacy in the community.
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Oct 17, 2024 | 
themarshallproject.org | Lawrence Bartley |Donald Washington
We examine how past criminal convictions bar many Americans from voting in Tennessee, one of the hardest states to regain the right to vote after serving time behind bars. Host Lawrence Bartley sits down with Topeka Sam, a formerly incarcerated entrepreneur who works to support people who are released from prison, about her journey, lessons she’s learned and her efforts to build financial literacy in the community.
