The Problem With American Criminals Isn’t Trump’s Celebrity Pardons
After President Trump’s Super Bowl ad featuring former cocaine trafficker Alice Johnson, The Washington Post criticized Trump’s pardoning as too celebrity-influenced and stingy.
‘Just Mercy’ Questions The Notion Of Equal Justice In The United States
The film explores race and poverty through personal stories that leave the audience to reconcile with the tragic side of American governments’ treatment of minorities and the poor.
Cory Booker Drops Out Of Presidential Race
Since jumping into the crowded Democratic contest last year, Booker failed to crack into a top-tier candidate and struggled for resources.
40 Percent Of People Awaiting Trial In New York Jails Might Soon Go Home Under New Bail Law
Democrats are right about the need for a change in policy. But will the 2020 Bail Reform Bill provide changes that will protect poor defendants and the people on the streets?
The London Terrorist Attack Shows Rehabilitative Justice Doesn’t Work
There’s a reason London witnessed another terrorist knife attack. It’s a perfect nightmare of woke academics, their flawed rehabilitation theories, and activist judges.
Democratic Presidential Hopefuls Meet With Terrorist-Run Pay-To-Slay Group
Why did Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders meet with a legal advocacy group founded by a convicted terrorist and that functions as a de facto ‘martyrs fund’ for American jihadists?
The Only Person Ruining Kamala Harris’s Presidential Campaign Is Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris came onto the presidential scene January 2019, and since then she’s done very little to distinguish herself.
No, There’s Not ‘New Evidence’ To Exonerate Rodney Reed, And His Execution Should Proceed
Despite the celebrity narrative, Rodney Reed was justly convicted of raping and murdering a 19-year-old woman, and indicted for raping several others. He deserves his sentence.
Why Drug Legalization And Hugs For Terrorists Won’t Solve The Border Crisis
At best, Mexico is a failed state. At worst, it is a rogue state, hostile to regional peace. The silence from politicians who would have otherwise cried intervention speaks volumes.
Complaining About Kim Kardashian West Employing A Freed Inmate As A Model Is Petty And Mean
Kim Kardashian West’s Skims advertisement featuring Alice Johnson, a former drug dealer President Trump gave clemency, brings awareness to an awful story of imprisonment and the downfalls of the justice system.
How Sicily’s War On The Mob Can Help Baltimore With Controlling Crime
It wouldn’t take increased police presence or extra force. Sicily did something right when it empowered witnesses to enforce the law, and it could work in Baltimore too.
Why The Most Likely Explanation For Epstein’s Death Is Suicide By Negligence
I think at the end of the day we will all learn that alleged child rapist Jeffrey Epstein was able to kill himself because of gross incompetence. Here’s why.
The Jeffrey Epstein Investigation Must Not End With His Death
Unthinking respect for authority, Albert Einstein said, is the greatest enemy of truth. Journalists should bring back that spirit of skepticism and get to the bottom of the Epstein death.
If You Want Public Justice, Practice Private Virtue
Justice is every bit as private as it is public. Because justice is about proper behavior in society, it also requires proper behavior as an individual.
How Capital Punishment Preserves The Value Of Human Life
Capital punishment acknowledges both the existence of objective evil and human government’s responsibility to execute justice. To conflate it with the killing of the innocent is reprehensible.
We Should Repeal The Death Penalty, But Not For The Reasons You Think
While compelling arguments abound on both sides of the capital punishment debate, this bad policy doesn’t meet any goals of the criminal justice system.
Don’t Strengthen The Death Penalty, Abolish It
In a criminal justice system subject to human error, capital punishment is the opposite of justice. The government must protect the most sacred right: life.
Cory Booker Says To White Moderates, ‘It’s Not Enough To Say You’re Not Racist’
At The Washington Post’s 2020 Candidate Forum, Cory Booker suggested that if people are not actively against racism, they are somehow complicit.
Biden: ‘Sometimes Even George Wallace Is Right’
In 1981, Joe Biden argued that segregationist George Wallace’s positions on criminal justice, rehabilitation, and the death penalty were prophetic.
California Legislature Passes Bill To Put Trans Men In Women’s Prisons, Even Rapists
There are no exceptions in the bill to make sure that men who have committed violent or sexual crimes against women are not placed in prison with women.
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