'Reformation: Rethinking Global Justice and Domestic Policing' offers a comprehensive, incisive examination of the institutions that shape justice, accountability, and civic life. From the International Criminal Court and United Nations to U.S. policing, immigration enforcement, and the Supreme Court, it exposes systemic failures, analyzes contemporary crises, and proposes actionable reforms. Blending historical context, legal insight, and moral urgency, this book equips readers, educators, and civic advocates with the knowledge and tools to demand accountability, safeguard human rights, and participate in a sustained movement for institutional reformation.