Topic: Larry Krasner
What Philly Can Learn From A Leaky Roof
We need more transformational thinking in our public life. It’s already happening when it comes to criminal justice reform
By Ajay Raju
A Public Forum with Adam Foss
The criminal justice reformer—and former prosecutor—is bringing his program to Philadelphia. Later this month, United Way hosts him to talk about poverty and the justice system.
By Roxanne Patel Shepelavy
Larry Krasner Is Right. Just Ask Him.
The district attorney is at the forefront of a social justice movement among prosecutors. He may want to consider adding some humility to his game
By Larry Platt
The Problem With Being A Philly Progressive
Do you have to accept a whole lotta bad stuff in order to live your values here?
By Larry Platt
Don’t ‘Philly Shrug’ This
Philly gun violence is rising at an alarming rate. Are you paying attention, Larry Krasner?
By Charles D. Ellison
The Meek Mill Conundrum
The rapper isn’t exactly Nelson Mandela. But can his story lead to reform? And can he actually make our city safer?
By Larry Platt
Your City Defined — Cash Bail
The city has ended the practice of charging bail for many offenses. But what does that even mean?
By J.P. Romney
Elections Have Consequences
A good government advocate applauds Larry Krasner for doing what he promised: Disrupting the District Attorney’s office
By Brett Mandel
The Not Ready For Prime Time D.A.
Larry Krasner’s week one debacle was more about inexperience than ideology. Can he grow into the job?
By Larry Platt
Making Philadelphia Safe (From A Rapper)
What does the judge who sent Meek Mill to prison have in common with Larry Krasner?
By Larry Platt