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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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Crime Costs: 3 Sent to Prison for Stealing Social Security Benefits

New Report Reveals Evidence of Mass Graves in Russian-Held Ukraine

Is America Losing Its Grip on the Rule of Law?

No Time to Lose: Why Merrick Garland Must Indict Donald Trump

Former Gov. Bill Richardson Heads to Moscow to Free Brittney Griner

The International Criminal Court and Negative American Exceptionalism

Despite Bans, Some District Attorneys Promise to Not Prosecute Abortion Cases

Woman Sentenced for Freezing Grandmother's Corpse to Collect Social Security

Bringing Justice Home: Dispatches from the ISIS ‘Beatles’ Trial

The Justices Didn’t Lie About Roe v. Wade—And Democrats Know It

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No Time to Lose: Why Merrick Garland Must Indict Donald Trump

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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