Police, Criminal Justice, and the Millennial Vote
Emily Ekins on the Latest Polling Numbers
Adding rioting to racketeering laws could lead to arrests of peaceful organizers, opponents fear.
Says the commanders are responsible for many reforms already implemented.
Emily Ekins on the Latest Polling Numbers
California's shielding of police misconduct affects criminal cases.
Matt Welch reviews Barry Friedman's Unwarranted: Policing Without Permission in the Wall Street Journal
A class-action federal civil rights lawsuit argues the Milwaukee Police Department's suspicionless stop-and-frisk practices are unconstitutional.
Even with the best of intentions, using jails to house the mentally ill is a bad policy.
Heroin hysteria is in full swing this year.
For some unlucky women, wiping a cop's semen from their massage-table may be one of the last things they do in this country.
This is why we can't have nice things.
"You are on Twitter like all day."
How can Kutcher's group have helped in dramatically more sex-trafficking investigations than were actually opened across America?
Even though she was surrounded by police officers who could have subdued her, the girl was tased for resisting arrest.
Oppressive municipal codes expose immigrants to potential deportation methods.
Libertarianish senator decries 'character assassination,' discusses his Obamacare replacement plan, and compares the anti-Trump left to the Tea Party
Current and former prosecutors and police chiefs say "today's crime policies...are simply ineffective in preserving public safety."
An initial police investigation found the rape of a 22-year-old was 'accidental.'
Trump's orders are "draconian" but Obama gets too much credit for too little actual criminal justice reform, according to famed civil liberties attorney.
Civil asset forfeiture reform is an idea that's time has come, in Texas and elsewhere, whether Donald Trump is ready or not.
Senator and staff explain the puzzle of opposing Loretta Lynch, supporting Jeff Sessions, and threatening to filibuster Elliott Abrams
Trump releases executive orders calling for more federal action on crime-fighting, police protections.
"The police don't have to even charge you with a crime to seize your stuff."
The president agrees there should be no restraint on a form of legalized theft he clearly does not understand.
Watch Fox News at 3 a.m. for some unkind words about Elizabeth Warren, the new attorney general, and people with cracked iPhones
Sen. Rand Paul votes aye with rest of GOP.
New initiatives by criminal justice groups will target state-level reform, where 86 percent of U.S. prisoners are held.
That happened to Wisconsin man Damien Payne, because he was on parole.
Vetoes legislation requiring better reporting of how law enforcement gets its hands on people's stuff.
Why is government mad? The kids were sent by cops to entrap him into selling them the beer.
Even with the murder rate ticking upwards over the past two years, we are still at a level that's less than half of the peak murder rate over the past 45 years.
Konni Burton is leading a coalition to reform civil-asset forfeiture abuses. So naturally the president is against her.
Where were all the Super Bowl 2017 sex-traffickers? Living only in activist and law-enforcement imaginations, it seems.
Officer Richard Haste's departmental trial for the killing of teenager Ramarley Graham was open to the public, but records of the trial are not.
A Denver man who shot his wife after eating cannabis candy agrees to a sentence of 25 to 30 years.
A 2011 "terrorist plot" in Kentucky is oft used to warn against Muslim refugees. But the only terrorists in this case were manufactured by the FBI.
'It's not up to these students to kick the ass of a neo-nazi! They don't have to raise their fist! They were taught to be peaceful! Fuck you!'
"I'll create something. Do you understand? You'll go to jail," deputy tells citizen.
"I don't think that sounds like something I would normally say," says the guy who definitely said that.
President Trump orders new government entities to keep track of everything from petty crimes to 'honor killings' committed by undocumented immigrants.
'Sentiment meter' would help law enforcement understand where and how to improve cooperation with the public.
In the future, President Trump's lifelong fanaticism for capital punishment could make such shady deals unnecessary.
On his last day in office, Obama commuted the sentences of 330 inmates. For one of those prisoners, it was a bitter day.
Trump voters overwhelmingly believe crime is getting worse, even though it's far better than it used to be. The president is only feeding that misconception.
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