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Will Capitol attack hike security costs for Biden inauguration?
Robert Jervis, the Adlai E. Stevenson Professor of International Politics (Political Science and School of International and Public Affiars), was quoted in the Marketplace Morning Report.
Sukyi McMahon, manager of the Square One Project’s Roundtable on the Future of Justice Policy, Columbia Justice Lab, published an opinion in The Hill
It should come as no surprise that President Trump, in his attempt to redeem himself with voters of color, tried to position himself as a criminal justice reformist, even saying that he has done more for criminal justice reform than any other president. Trump’s record on criminal justice reform tells a different story.
Attorney On Trump’s Georgia Call Works With Group Aiming To Eliminate Senate Elections.
Alexander Hertel-Fernandez, Associate Professor of International and Public Affairs, was quoted in HuffPost.
Right-wing lawyer Cleta Mitchell began strategizing with the American Legislative Exchange Council to challenge a Trump loss long before the first vote was cast.
Satellite offices gave Pa. voters more options to cast early ballots in person. Were they worth it?
Donald Green, Burgess Professor of Political Science, was quoted in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
A week before the Nov. 3 election, state officials urged voters not to risk a late arrival of their ballot through the mail and instead to return it in person...
Timothy M. Frye, the Marshall D. Shulman Professor of Post-Soviet Foreign Policy, published an opinion in CNN.
Autopsies on President Donald Trump's failed attempt to overturn the 2020 election results are piling up. Some point to judges who rejected his unfounded claims of voter fraud. Others argue that democratic norms moved state election officials, prosecutors and civil servants to uphold the rule of law at critical moments. Still others claim that Trump's incompetence doomed the project from the start.
D.C. Passes Bill to Give Young Offenders Chance at Reduced Sentences
Fueled by a debate over when the justice system should consider young people adults, the legislation would apply to those under 25 when they committed a crime who have served at least 15 years.
The incoming U.S. president’s team doesn’t point in any clear direction, and progressives are worried.
Taken altogether, U.S. President-elect Joe Biden’s cabinet is a decidedly mixed bag that has left many Democrats confused as to whether the new administration will really challenge an entrenched economic and political system—or revert to the complacency of the Clinton and Obama years that helped deliver the White House to Donald Trump.
Nipsey Hussle, The LAPD And The Inescapable Trap Of Gang Affiliation.
Lisa P is from Crenshaw. She knows all its avenues, all its corners. She has it all mapped out in her head, what it means to move from one block to the next. She's 57 years old, and grew up running these streets. She was born Ellisa McKnight but prefers the nickname she's gone by since childhood.
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