Suevon Lee was an intern at ProPublica. She has previously worked as a reporter for the Ocala Star-Banner, where she covered courts and legal issues. She earned a master of studies in law degree from Yale Law School in 2012 and master’s degree from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism in 2006.
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Pennsylvania is Just the Latest Ruling Upholding Voter ID Law
Courts have ruled a number of times on the controversial laws, often in support of them.
Heat Wave: The Best Reporting on Our Rising Temperatures
A roundup of accountability journalism on the local effects of rising temperatures around the country and the world.
The For-Profit Higher Education Industry, By the Numbers
A recent Senate report gave a poor grade to for-profit colleges and universities. We break down the numbers.
Despite Supreme Court Ruling, Many Minors May Stay in Prison for Life
The Supreme Court has banned mandatory life without parole sentences for minors convicted of murder. But states are moving to keep many of them behind bars.
In Honor of the Olympics, the Best Investigative Reporting on Sports
From hockey to horse racing, steroids to Sandusky, we’ve rounded up some great sports reporting.
The Best Reporting on Detention and Rendition Under Obama
Obama pledged more oversight of rendition and detention of terror suspects. We round up the best reporting on what's known about the programs.
Chesapeake Energy Cheat Sheet: What’s Been Uncovered So Far
Reports of alleged price-fixing by the nation’s second-largest natural gas driller is the latest blow to the beleaguered company in recent months
Obama’s Last Move on Illegal Immigrants Resulted in Little Change
Last year, the Obama administration tried to make it easier for some illegal immigrants to stay in the country. Few were helped. Will it be any different this time?
By the Numbers: The U.S.’s Growing For-Profit Detention Industry
From private prisons to immigration detention, we break down the numbers and companies in the industry.
Why the Feds Are Suing Florida for Allegedly Purging Voters
Florida is trying to remove non-citizens from its voter rolls. Here is what’s happening—and why it’s so controversial.
Five ‘Stand Your Ground’ Cases You Should Know About
Trayvon Martin is far from the only shooting in which the controversial law has been at issue.
