Criminal-Justice Reformers Have a Murder Problem
The loosening of bond restrictions around the country has led to a wave of violence committed by criminals who otherwise wouldn’t have been released.
Criminal Justice
Progressives Are Overreacting to a Startling Crime Study
New research suggests it might be wise to cut back on prosecuting petty crimes. But we shouldn’t overinterpret the findings.
A Poisonous Police-Reform Bill
The House bill would render our law enforcement less effective, our communities less safe, and our system less just.
Overregulation & Administrative Law Amount to Government by the Unelected
A review of The Unelected: How an Unaccountable Elite Is Governing America, by James R. Copland.
‘Barrett’s Mixed Record in Criminal Cases’
Jacob Sullum writes about the nominee at Reason.
Civil-Asset Forfeiture Should Be an Easy Place to Start on Criminal-Justice Reform
Why has civil-asset forfeiture, which flies in the face of American expectations of due process, been allowed to persist in its current form?
Witness Claims Ahmaud Arbery’s Killer Used Racial Slur after Shooting Him
Arbery was shot and killed on February 23 as he went on a jog in the Satilla Shores neighborhood of Brunswick, Georgia.