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The Ethics of Crime and Punishment During a Pandemic

Canada Opposes the Death Penalty, But Only Within its Own Borders

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Why This Conservative Petition Calls for Justice and Reform (Not Riots)

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Can the Police Be Trusted to Apply This Arrest Tactic?

Why the Guillotine May Be Less Cruel Than Execution by Slow Poisoning

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Forced Public Confessions Are an Attack on Liberty

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The Ethics of Crime and Punishment During a Pandemic

Canada Opposes the Death Penalty, But Only Within its Own Borders

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Why This Conservative Petition Calls for Justice and Reform (Not Riots)

A grocery store worker is protected by a shield at a Vons store during the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Solana Beach, California, U.S., March 29, 2020. REUTERS/Mike Blake

Women Arrested for Coughing on $35,000 Worth of Food

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Can the Police Be Trusted to Apply This Arrest Tactic?

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American Youth Don’t Know Much About the Juvenile Justice System

Why the Guillotine May Be Less Cruel Than Execution by Slow Poisoning

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Why Does America Sentence People to Hundreds of Years in Prison?

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This 1 Thing Proves World War II Is Only Over in the History Books

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Don't Break America's Military Justice System

Baltimore & Ferguson: Threats to the Rule of Law?

The South China Sea Showdown Heads to Court

Stopping America’s Runaway Civil Forfeitures

America and Iran: Still Friends, According to This Little-Known Treaty

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