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Americans are less safe today than they were a decade ago due to failed models of criminal justice reform, rogue prosecutors, and politicized unequal law enforcement. 

 

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Do We Need 641 Penalties for Nonviolent Drug Crime After Punishment? John-Michael Seibler

Sep 14, 2017 4 min read

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Justice Department Prosecuting Bureaucrats Rather Than Entire Agency John-Michael Seibler

Sep 11, 2017 5 min read

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The History of Cash Bail

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Justice Department Ramps Up Fight Against Violent and Drug Crime

Jul 21, 2017 7 min read

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Reorganizing Criminal Investigative Programs at Federal Regulatory Agencies Paul J. Larkin

Jul 12, 2017 About an hour read

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Deputizing Federal Law Enforcement Personnel Under State Law Paul J. Larkin

Jul 12, 2017 About an hour read

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Contrary to Media Reports, Criminal Justice Reform Is Anything but Dead John-Michael Seibler

Jun 20, 2017 5 min read

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