Kobach Discovers College Students Live in College Towns
A Breitbart op-ed charged a stolen New Hampshire election. Oops!
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What the Briefs Say About Extreme Gerrymandering
We read 100's of pages of amicus briefs in the Whitford case so you don’t have to. Learn more about the key themes in the amicus briefs. -
Predictive Policing Goes to Court
The Brennan Center for Justice went to court on August 30, 2017, to challenge the NYPD’s refusal to produce crucial information about its use of predictive policing technologies. -
What Is Extreme Gerrymandering?
Understanding how extreme partisan gerrymandering works. -
Why Trump’s Arpaio Pardon Is Exceptional, But Not Surprising
It’s extraordinary to pardon a public official who violated his constituents’ constitutional rights. Unless, of course, you’re Trump. -
Automatic Voter Registration in Illinois is a Landmark Advance
Illinois is part of a trend of states making automatic registration the new normal. -
Trump's Pardon of Joe Arpaio Is Unpardonable
President Trump’s pardon of the notorious Sheriff Joe Arpaio rebukes equal justice and the rule of law. -
Trump Can Pardon Joe Arpaio, But History Can’t
In granting mercy to the notorious sheriff, Trump ignores the rule of law. -
Seven Recommendations for Building a Diverse Bench
Federal courts today fail to reflect the diversity of the public they serve. Correcting this is more than just symbolic —it will produce richer jurisprudence, incorporating a wider and more representative range of experiences, backgrounds, and perspectives. -
Democracy in NC Could Disappear. Is Your State Next?
A case before the North Carolina Supreme Court considers how much a legislative majority can manipulate the rules to make its advantage permanent — regardless of what the voters decide.
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