State Courts Confront Climate Change
Two lawsuits seek relief from climate change using state constitutions.
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We’re Suing Florida to Help Clear Up Voting Confusion for People with Past Convictions
Florida’s voter registration application violates federal law because it doesn’t provide guidance to would-be voters with felony convictions about their eligibility to vote. -
The Great Resignation . . . Of Election Officials
The people who run our elections are exhausted and afraid. -
Poll of Election Officials Shows High Turnover Amid Safety Threats and Political Interference
Forty-five percent of local election officials said they fear for the safety of their colleagues.
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America's Dystopian Incarceration System of Pay to Stay Behind Bars
As the number of incarcerated people has skyrocketed, government agencies have found themselves unable to pay for the associated costs. -
Jordan's Field Hearing on Crime in NYC Is Bad Disguise for Attacks on DA Bragg
This hearing has little to do with public safety and everything to do with smearing the prosecutor who indicted former President Trump. -
Jim Jordan’s Crime Misfire
The congressman’s NYC stunt hearing was an attempt to interfere in a criminal investigation. -
Clarence Thomas, a Billionaire Benefactor, and the Supreme Court’s Ethics Crisis
The court is rapidly squandering public trust. The rule of law demands action before the next scandals explode. -
Congressional Interference in the Trump Prosecution
Meddling in Alvin Bragg’s case against the former president is part of a worrying trend. -
What's Next in Wisconsin
Republican state legislators threaten to upset long-standing norms of judicial independence.
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