Curious by default. Deliberate. Will go down the rabbit hole.

Logan Koepke is a project director at Upturn. Logan’s research broadly focuses on the use of new technologies and their impact on criminal justice and financial justice issues. Recently, Logan has led major research efforts on pretrial risk assessment tools and law enforcement’s use of mobile device forensic tools, though his first project at Upturn led Google to ban payday loan ads. Logan’s career has been dedicated to civil rights: in the past, he’s worked on civil rights litigation in D.C., at the Center on Wrongful Convictions at Northwestern Law, and as a Leopold Fellow researching the punitive turn in American life at Northwestern University.

Logan earned his B.A. in History and Political Science, with honors, from Northwestern University, where he graduated in the Highest Order of Excellence. Logan is an aviation geek who also loves soccer.