Transforming California’s Infamous San Quentin Prison
A new state report’s innovative recommendations reimagine the facility as one focused on rehabilitation, not just punishment.
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Justice Department Must Reveal the Real Scope of Domestic Terrorism
The DOJ has failed in its legal duty to report complete and accurate data on its domestic terrorism investigations to Congress. -
The Answer to Citizens United Is Becoming Reality
New York’s small donor public match will shift power away from megadonors.
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Bridging Gaps and Building Law Clerk Diversity in State Courts
CORA is a new resource that aims to boost access to state court clerkship opportunities. -
The Senate Is Not a Court
Trump is arguing that former presidents can’t be tried in federal court unless they’re first convicted in the Senate. -
Recent Reforms Won't Fix DHS Intelligence Abuses
The DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis has a long track record of civil liberties and civil rights abuses. Congress must do more to rein it in. -
At Supreme Court, Corporations Misuse History in Cases on Agency Power
A pair of lawsuits claim that courts were a strong check against federal agency power in early America, but history shows otherwise.
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Decoding the Iowa Caucuses
Trump’s adversaries blundered their way to historic losses. -
Speaker Johnson Denies Being an Election Denier
The speaker of the House refuses to accept an important Supreme Court ruling. -
Advances in AI Increase Risks of Government Social Media Monitoring
Artificial intelligence could supercharge threats to civil liberties, civil rights, and privacy.
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