New York Focus
DAs promised to help the wrongfully convicted. Instead, they made things worse.
Winner of the NYNPA award for distinguished investigative reporting; Livingston Awards finalist.
He is a reporter at New York Public Radio/Gothamist, where he covers jails, courts, prosecutors and public corruption. Previously he was an investigative reporter at Columbia Journalism Investigations and a staff writer at The San Francisco Chronicle and The Associated Press.
His investigation into how New York prosecutors handle wrongful conviction claims, published with New York Focus, won the New York News Publishers Association award for distinguished investigative reporting and was a finalist for the Livingston Awards.
His work has also appeared in The Marshall Project, The Boston Globe and elsewhere.
New York Focus
Winner of the NYNPA award for distinguished investigative reporting; Livingston Awards finalist.
The Marshall Project
How a legal standard has shielded jails from accountability when people die in custody.
Gothamist
Inside the opaque process meant to hold New York prosecutors to account.