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Rep. Bowman Enjoys a Favorable Justice System
After single-handedly disrupting a House proceeding, the leftist congressman has managed to avoid the January 6 treatment.
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Emails Show The DOJ’s Supervision Of Hunter Biden Prosecutor
Republicans have reason to suspect that the government’s prosecutor is little more than a puppet.
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Canadian Courts Consider Race When Sentencing Convicts
Canadian judges can—and in some cases, must—take into account how “systemic racism” affected offenders of color.
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Why a Texas Man Who Killed a BLM Protester Might Get Pardoned
Many see the pardon of Daniel Perry as a way to push back against the liberal agenda of Travis County's district attorney.
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California Released Over 7,000 Child Sex Offenders Within a Year of Their Convictions, Investigation Shows
The state is attempting to hide the online data, despite the law requiring it to be public.
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Illegal Detainment, Bail Denial, and Alleged Abuse: What We Know About January 6 Prisoners
The circumstances of January 6 detainees shed light on the profound lack of accountability in our nation’s capital. America ignores the ongoing subversion of justice at its own peril.
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The Government's Case Against Nonviolent January 6 Defendants Is Purely Political
The federal government is perverting the law to punish peaceful protesters.
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Suspected Killer of Memphis Mom Had a Record of Committing Violent Crimes
The incident brings to the forefront the national criminal justice debate between those who want to reduce crime and those who want to reduce incarceration.
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In Baltimore, 80% of Murders are Committed by Repeat Offenders
These murders could be prevented if prosecutors actually did their jobs.
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Politicians Pushing Gun Control Dismiss Most Preventable Violent Crime
Gun massacres highlighted by the media serve as a segue for Democrats to push gun control. Most violent crime, including gun crime, is often tolerated and made worse by their policies.
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Bodega Self-Defense Killing Shows the Failure of Progressive Criminal Justice Reform in NYC
After a Bodega employee fatally stabbed an attacker, the New York District Attorney set his bail at $250,000.