The non-profit Interrogating Justice was founded in 2020. Interrogating Justice has one goal: shed light on the ways that the U.S. justice system falls short. But the creation of Interrogating Justice revealed another problem. It’s too hard to find what you need to know about prison when you need to know it. How to Justice hopes to help solve that problem.

Nervous about your right to privacy? Scared that you’ll be in danger? Worried about prison gangs and violence? Wondering whether you can get an early release? Curious what programs and jobs you’re eligible for? Answers to these questions are hard to find. And, even if you find them, they might not be correct. Finding good answers to these hard questions is a perfect example of the “needle in a haystack” cliché.

That’s where How to Justice comes in. Our team works together to get you the correct answers you need.

How to Justice also partners with folks who have been where you are now. You’re wondering how to sue a prison guard that assaults you. We can provide an answer to that question. But that doesn’t tell you everything you need to know.

That’s why How to Justice teams up with current and former prisoners and their loved ones. These individuals have been where you are now. You know how to file a lawsuit against a prison guard, but should you? How will that impact your time in prison? Is it worth it? Only people who have been in your shoes know the answers to those questions. And How to Justice wants to get those answers to you.