Reason Writers Around the Web: Radley Balko's Interview With The Atlantic

Reason Staff | 6.18.2009 8:51 AM

The Atlantic has been running a weeklong interview with Reason senior editor Radley Balko about criminal justice reform.

Today's installment looks at the problems with no-knock and forced-entry police raids.

You can read part I here. Read part II here.

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Art-P.O.G. 16 years ago

Very succinct and I think these pieces would be a nice intro to Radley's work for the uninitiated.

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