Remote Court Three Years Later
State courts have largely sidestepped state constitutional questions about remote criminal proceedings.
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Wisconsin’s Judicial Election Tests Democratic Norms
Will Republicans in the legislature overturn the will of the voters? -
Homeland Security’s Domestic Surveillance Program Needs Thorough Overhaul
After years of abuses, reforms are needed to protect Americans’ rights. -
Gerrymandering Loses Big
In a closely watched judicial election, Wisconsin voters demanded fair maps. -
Election Denial Is Down, but Not Out
Voters across the country rejected election deniers in 2022, but the threat such candidates pose ahead of 2024 persists. -
Rebuilding Federal Agencies Hollowed Out by Trump and Congress
Insufficient resources combined with massive workloads are hindering the government’s ability to serve the public. -
Trump and the Rule of Law
Holding office isn’t a shield from accountability. -
To Reduce Unnecessary Incarceration, Focus on Public Safety and Prison Reduction
A new bill — the Public Safety and Prison Reduction Act — would let Congress help states break the cycle of excessive imprisonment and its devastating impact on families and communities. -
The Fate of Bail Reform in Illinois
The state’s high court is considering whether the state constitution tethers Illinois to cash bail. -
How to Make Government More Representative in the Age of Big Money and Megadonors
Campaign finance reform is a key tool for advancing equity in politics for Latinos, other people of color, women, the working class, and the young.
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