People’s Parity Project’s new report,“No Kings: the Urgent Need for Court Reform,” analyzes the outcomes of the 389 cases challenging Trump Administration actions filed in federal court between January 2025 […]

A New Report Reveals Corporate and Prosecutorial Backgrounds Vastly Outweigh Judges with Civil Rights and Public Defense Experience North Carolina: In a new report, “Imbalanced Justice: North Carolina,” by Faith […]

People’s Parity Project Report Shows that California Judiciary is Mostly Former Prosecutors and Corporate Lawyers FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 23, 2024 Los Angeles, CA—Today the People’s Parity Project and Isabella […]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 5, 2024 Raleigh, NC—Today, the People’s Parity Project released “Imbalanced Justice: Massachusetts,” the most recent installment in a series of reports on professional diversity on state […]

  For Immediate Release: Tuesday, June 18, 2024 Press Contact: Molly Coleman, molly@peoplesparity.org   People’s Parity Project Releases New Report on Protecting Workers’ Rights and Multiracial Democracy from the Federal […]

The Problem  The Supreme Court has too much power. Beginning with the 1803 case Marbury v. Madison, in which the power of judicial review was given to the Court by […]

Today, the People’s Parity Project released a report detailing its research into Arizona Supreme Court cases over the last 20 years. The report’s findings show that the high court has […]

Today, the People’s Parity Project released a report assessing the impact of judges’ professional backgrounds on outcomes in eviction cases, finding statistically significant differences in average renter outcomes depending on […]

Today, the People’s Parity Project released a report assessing the professional diversity on the Arizona bench, finding a stark underrepresentation of judges with pro-people backgrounds. Our new research shows that […]

Today, the People’s Parity Project released a report assessing the impact of professional background on Connecticut Supreme Court opinions, finding that judges with pro-people backgrounds are more likely to side […]