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January 14, 2021November 8, 2023News & Updates, on findings, sharing tPP

Prosecution Data: Capitol Siege of January 6, 2021

Updated: April 07, 2023 On January 6, 2021, the United States Capitol building was breached by demonstrators as part of an attempt […]

December 22, 2020November 8, 2023News & Updates, sharing tPP, Uncategorized

Tracking federal and non-federal cases related to Summer-Fall protests, riots, & uprisings

Latest update: December 29, 2022 Original post: July 1, 2020 Since the murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020 by Minneapolis […]

May 31, 2020News & Updates, sharing tPP

A brand new website!

Hello world! Welcome to our brand new site! As we transition away from our prior institutional host, we felt it was important […]

January 22, 2020News & Updates, on process, sharing tPP

New Spring 2020 tPP Syllabus Available!

As the Prosecution Project has grown and changed, it has benefitted from utilizing the classroom. We have used the shared space as […]

January 17, 2020News & Updates, sharing tPP

Miami University Top Stories: “Prosecution Project examines how sociopolitical crimes are prosecuted” 

Today, Miami University’s ‘Top Stories’ featured an article about our team entitled “Prosecution Project examines how sociopolitical crimes are prosecuted.”  

January 13, 2020News & Updates, on findings, sharing tPP

Preparing a report for the US Army War College

In December 2019, tPP was contacted by an individual with the United States Army War College seeking assistance with data. This individual […]

January 2, 2020News & Updates, sharing tPP

tPP’s Research Showing Up in the News

We’re very pleased to see our past analysis mentioned in this recent article by the Philadelphia Inquirer, “Republican death threats are undermining our […]

November 22, 2019November 22, 2019on process, sharing tPP

Scraping the Violence Project’s Mass Shooter Database (part 2 of 2)

Reflecting back on the quick scraping exercise employing the Violence Project’s Mass Shooter Database (detailed in a previous blog post), I was […]

November 19, 2019November 22, 2019on process, sharing tPP

Scraping the Violence Project’s Mass Shooter Database (part 1 of 2)

The thoughtful Greg Reese from Miami’s Research Computing Support sent our team a link to a news story today. The email was […]

November 14, 2019News & Updates, on process, sharing tPP

tPP featured by Office for the Advancement of Research and Scholarship

Today, the Prosecution Project was profiled in a piece by the Miami University Office for the Advancement of Research and Scholarship. To […]

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