Changing the Conversation About Government Regulation
By Daniel Carpenter Washington Monthly It’s late, and we’re tired. In the last year of the Obama presidency, a certain fatigue has set in to domestic policy debates, especially over […]
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Legally, How Smart do You Have to be to be a Parent?
By Lisa Miller New York Magazine How smart do you have to be to be a parent? Sara Gordon didn’t walk until she was 18 months old. She didn’t talk […]
Plea Bargaining and the Innocent
By John L. Kane The Marshall Project Ninety-seven percent of federal convictions and ninety-four percent of state convictions are the results of guilty pleas. As United States Supreme Court Justice […]
