As a defense attorney, Larry Krasner sued the Philadelphia police upwards of 75 times. Then, in late 2017, he was elected D.A. in a landslide. As part of our series on the power of prosecutors, Krasner describes the reforms he is putting in place, the challenge of ensuring they're actually implemented, and why he has little patience for compromise in a city whose justice system is "an outlier in a country that is an outlier."

On BBC Radio 4, the well-known British legal commentator Joshua Rozenberg profiles the peacemaking program at our Red Hook Community Justice Center (segment starts at 17:17).

From our partner court in Olympia, Washington, to our Midtown Community Court in Manhattan, US News & World Report profiles the many advances in community justice across the country, calling the Center for Court Innovation the "nonprofit engine of the community court movement."

Survivors of sex trafficking are usually treated as criminals rather than victims. But some courts have begun to recognize that those arrested on prostitution charges are often victims of coercion, violence, and trauma. Our new video, From Defendant to Survivor, profiles the innovative approaches being taken by courts in Los Angeles, New York City, and Columbus, Ohio.