Short Videos
60 MINUTES
Eyewitness: The Case of Ronald Cotton Part I & The Case of Ronald Cotton Part II
Prison Reform: The German Prison Program that Inspired Connecticut
FRONTLINE
Death by Fire: Examines the case of Cameron Todd Willingham, widely believed to have been executed for a crime he did not commit
Life on Parole: Follow four formerly incarcerated men as they navigate their first year on the outside
Policing the Police: Inside efforts to reform the Newark Police Department
Prison State: An intimate look at one state's attempt to break the cycle of incarceration in America
Second Chance Kids: Follows "juvenile lifers" in the wake of the Miller v. Alabama
Solitary Nation & The Last Days of Solitary: Filmed inside the solitary unit in a Maine state prison over the course of a year
The Confessions: Documents the case of the Norfolk Four who falsely confessed to rape/murder
The New Asylums: Are American prisons the new asylums?
The Plea: A critical analysis of the guilty plea problem
The Real CSI: A critical analysis of the field of Forensic Science
The Released: What happens to the mentally ill when they are released from Prison?
More Criminal Justice related Frontlines available here
LAST WEEK TONIGHT WITH JOHN OLIVER
NBC News
Saul Kassin: Why people make false confessions? Part I & Why people make false confessions Part II
A Different Kind of Force: Policing Mental Illness
A two part series following the San Antonio PD's Crisis Intervention Team
TED TALKS
Michelle Alexander: The Future of Race in America
Apryl Alexander: Sexual Violence is Preventable - here's how
Xavier McElrath-Bey: They never saw me as a child (Juvenile Justice)
Elizabeth Cauffman: Arrested Development: Adolescent & Juvenile Justice
Adam Foss: A Prosecutor's Vision for a Better Justice System
Phillip Atiba Goff: How we can make racism a solvable problem and improve policing
Alice Goffman: How We're Priming Some Kids for College - and Others for Prison
Hilary Hamnett: The Science Doesn't Lie: Cognitive Contamination in Forensics
Elizabeth Loftus: How Reliable is Your Memory?
Lindsay Malloy: What Leads to Juvenile False Confessions?
Ruth Morgan: The Dangers of Misinterpreted Forensic Evidence
Shaka Senghor: Why Your Worst Deeds Don't Define You
Bryan Stevenson: We Need To Talk About an Injustice
Amanda Zelechoski: And, Not Or (Juvenile Justice/Trauma)
VICE
Over Criminalized: Mental Illness: Why Are We Using Prisons to Treat Mental Illness?
Over Criminalized: Substance Abuse: Drug War Alternatives That Work
OTHER
Dr. Jeff Kukucka: The Ubiquity of Unintentional Biases in Forensic Analysis
Is Defunding the Police Possible?
Journalist-Attorneys Josie Duffy Rice and Dereka Purnell discuss the future of Police Reform
Five Thirty Eight: How The NYPD Abused Citizens In The Name Of Data, And How One Cop Exposed It
A short documentary about Officer Adrian Schoolcraft, a New York Police Department officer, who blew the whistle on the NYPD’s abuse and misuse of CompStat
AP-LS Minority Affairs Committee Youtube Channel
A number of great videos, including this Introduction to the Field of Psychology & Law
VERA Institute's Youtube Channel
A multitude of videos of a multitude of topics