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How Do We Solve the Mass Incarceration Crisis? Emily Bazelon Has an Answer

Tackling one of the most complex aspects of the criminal justice system, Charged is vital reading that adeptly weaves together complex research, on-the-ground journalistic reporting, and a page-turning narrative.
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- May 13, 2019
Expose NYPD Surveillance: The Public has a Right to know whether its Constitutional Rights are Being Abridged

To safeguard New Yorkers’ constitutional rights, the public and the New York City Council should at least be given basic information about intrusive new NYPD technologies before they are used.
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- March 18, 2019
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Trump’s Troubling Rebuke of Congressional Oversight

Congress’ ability to fully know the facts and to investigate them thoroughly is critical for our democracy to work, argues Brennan Center Fellow Victoria Bassetti.
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- May 7, 2019
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The NRA’s Falling Fortunes

The gun-rights group’s political influence is dwindling along with its supply of cash.
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- May 6, 2019
EU ‘Terrorist Content’ Proposal Sets Dire Example for Free Speech Online

The European Commission’s draft regulation on “terrorist content” would effectively create an automatic takedown regime with practically no due process protections, and its requirements are likely to influence how social media platforms will police the speech of Americans in the future.
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- March 5, 2019
Homeland Security’s Intelligence Overreach: Two Cases Illustrate Risks to Civil Society

The Department of Homeland Security’s monitoring of activists, journalists, and human rights lawyers raises serious concerns about political surveillance.
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- March 8, 2019
Scramble to Erase New Zealand Attack Videos Exposes Pitfalls Too

The Christchurch massacre demonstrates the ongoing threat of white nationalism, and the impossible task of fully removing terrorist content from the Internet.
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- April 1, 2019
CBP’s New Social Media Surveillance: A Threat to Free Speech and Privacy

Customs and Border Protection’s new social media monitoring program poses a serious threat to the rights of free speech and association.
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- April 26, 2019
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States Shine Light on Russian Trolls’ Hiding Places

Greater transparency rules for online ads are critical to preventing covert foreign influence efforts from tainting the 2020 elections. States must continue to lead the way.
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- May 1, 2019
The "NO BAN" Act: A Needed Check on Presidential Decision-Making

The NO BAN Act ensures that presidential orders to bar people from entering the United States are the product of proof rather than prejudice.
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- April 17, 2019

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How Do We Solve the Mass Incarceration Crisis? Emily Bazelon Has an Answer

Expose NYPD Surveillance: The Public has a Right to know whether its Constitutional Rights are Being Abridged

Trump’s Troubling Rebuke of Congressional Oversight

The NRA’s Falling Fortunes

EU ‘Terrorist Content’ Proposal Sets Dire Example for Free Speech Online

Homeland Security’s Intelligence Overreach: Two Cases Illustrate Risks to Civil Society

Scramble to Erase New Zealand Attack Videos Exposes Pitfalls Too

CBP’s New Social Media Surveillance: A Threat to Free Speech and Privacy

States Shine Light on Russian Trolls’ Hiding Places

The "NO BAN" Act: A Needed Check on Presidential Decision-Making

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Informed citizens are democracy’s best defense