PDS In The News

PDS In the News

FiveThirtyEight Science
DNA Evidence Has A Dark Side (featuring PDS alumna Erin Murphy)
Read More DNA Evidence Has A Dark Side (featuring PDS alumna Erin Murphy)
Washington Post
The government wants to move the D.C. public defender’s office. That could be disastrous.
Read More The government wants to move the D.C. public defender’s office. That could be disastrous.
PUBLIC DEFENDERS MARCH FOR BLACK LIVES by Director Avis E. Buchanan
Read More PUBLIC DEFENDERS MARCH FOR BLACK LIVES by Director Avis E. Buchanan
A Call To Action: PUBLIC DEFENDERS MARCH FOR BLACK LIVES
Read More A Call To Action: PUBLIC DEFENDERS MARCH FOR BLACK LIVES
The White House
President Obama Nominates Jason D. Tulley to Serve on the Superior Court of the District of Columbia
Read More President Obama Nominates Jason D. Tulley to Serve on the Superior Court of the District of Columbia
The Washington Post
The FBI's Flawed Justice
Read More The FBI's Flawed Justice
Washington Post (Editorial Board)
The District Police’s Unreasonable Searches and Seizures
Read More The District Police’s Unreasonable Searches and Seizures
400 Inmates to be Removed from DC Jail Facility After Inspection
Read More 400 Inmates to be Removed from DC Jail Facility After Inspection
Washington Post
A Familiar Story: D.C. Police Conduct Violent Home Raids Based on Scant Evidence
Read More A Familiar Story: D.C. Police Conduct Violent Home Raids Based on Scant Evidence
Judge orders emergency D.C. jail overhaul of medical, cleaning, ‘social distancing’ practices and defense lawyer access to stem coronavirus from The Washington Post
Read More Judge orders emergency D.C. jail overhaul of medical, cleaning, ‘social distancing’ practices and defense lawyer access to stem coronavirus from The Washington Post
PDSDC
Director Avis E. Buchanan receives Wiley A. Branton Award for her lifetime commitment to civil rights advocacy
History News Network
Thou Shalt Not Ration Justice
Read More Thou Shalt Not Ration Justice
CCTV America
FBI Admits to Flawed Forensic Analyses for Cases
Read More FBI Admits to Flawed Forensic Analyses for Cases
WAMU 88.5 American University Radio
She Was A Foster Kid. Now She's A D.C. Judge Overseeing The Foster System.
Read More She Was A Foster Kid. Now She's A D.C. Judge Overseeing The Foster System.
The Institute of Politics at Harvard University
Internship Reflections: Maya Jenkins '21
Read More Internship Reflections: Maya Jenkins '21
Coronavirus-related court actions seek release of D.C. prisoners, psychiatric patients
Read More Coronavirus-related court actions seek release of D.C. prisoners, psychiatric patients
The Washington Post
A New Rule Could Help Ensure That Prosecutors Share Info With The Defense
Read More A New Rule Could Help Ensure That Prosecutors Share Info With The Defense
The Washington Post
D.C. police framed man imprisoned 27 years for 1981 murder, U.S. jury finds
Read More D.C. police framed man imprisoned 27 years for 1981 murder, U.S. jury finds
D.C. jail inmates with coronavirus barred from access to lawyers, family, showers and changes of clothing, inspectors say
Read More D.C. jail inmates with coronavirus barred from access to lawyers, family, showers and changes of clothing, inspectors say
Legal scholar Barbara Allen Babcock, the first woman member of the Stanford law faculty, has died at 81
Read More Legal scholar Barbara Allen Babcock, the first woman member of the Stanford law faculty, has died at 81
Washington Post
Judge Orders D.C. to Pay $13.2 Million in Wrongful FBI Hair Conviction Case (PDS Client Santae A. Tribble)
Read More Judge Orders D.C. to Pay $13.2 Million in Wrongful FBI Hair Conviction Case (PDS Client Santae A. Tribble)
PDS to Receive the Washington Lawyers' Committee's Alfred McKenzie Award
Read More PDS to Receive the Washington Lawyers' Committee's Alfred McKenzie Award
The New York Times
Junk Science at the F.B.I.
Read More Junk Science at the F.B.I.
The Washington Post
27 Years Locked Up For A Crime He Didn’t Commit
Read More 27 Years Locked Up For A Crime He Didn’t Commit

PDS In the News

DNA Evidence Has A Dark Side (featuring PDS alumna Erin Murphy)

The government wants to move the D.C. public defender’s office. That could be disastrous.

PUBLIC DEFENDERS MARCH FOR BLACK LIVES by Director Avis E. Buchanan

A Call To Action: PUBLIC DEFENDERS MARCH FOR BLACK LIVES

President Obama Nominates Jason D. Tulley to Serve on the Superior Court of the District of Columbia

The FBI's Flawed Justice

The District Police’s Unreasonable Searches and Seizures

400 Inmates to be Removed from DC Jail Facility After Inspection

A Familiar Story: D.C. Police Conduct Violent Home Raids Based on Scant Evidence

Judge orders emergency D.C. jail overhaul of medical, cleaning, ‘social distancing’ practices and defense lawyer access to stem coronavirus from The Washington Post

Director Avis E. Buchanan receives Wiley A. Branton Award for her lifetime commitment to civil rights advocacy

Thou Shalt Not Ration Justice

FBI Admits to Flawed Forensic Analyses for Cases

She Was A Foster Kid. Now She's A D.C. Judge Overseeing The Foster System.

Internship Reflections: Maya Jenkins '21

Coronavirus-related court actions seek release of D.C. prisoners, psychiatric patients

A New Rule Could Help Ensure That Prosecutors Share Info With The Defense

D.C. police framed man imprisoned 27 years for 1981 murder, U.S. jury finds

D.C. jail inmates with coronavirus barred from access to lawyers, family, showers and changes of clothing, inspectors say

Legal scholar Barbara Allen Babcock, the first woman member of the Stanford law faculty, has died at 81

Judge Orders D.C. to Pay $13.2 Million in Wrongful FBI Hair Conviction Case (PDS Client Santae A. Tribble)

PDS to Receive the Washington Lawyers' Committee's Alfred McKenzie Award

Junk Science at the F.B.I.

27 Years Locked Up For A Crime He Didn’t Commit