Antitrust, Political Economy, and the Nomination of Brett Kavanaugh
By Chris Sagers[1] In the world there are weightier things than antitrust, and the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Brett […]
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Plea Bargaining: Lessons Learned, Issues Outstanding
By Milton Heumann* The classic “you’ve come a long way baby” mantra from the world of tobacco advertising has
Fighting to Restore Civil Rights and Felon Rehabilitation in Florida
By Eric Allen Kauk* This November Florida will vote on Amendment 4, a measure that would automatically restore the right
Trump’s Flailing Ratchet: From “Bad Hombres” to “Zero Tolerance”
By Amien Kacou* The Trump administration has made fighting illegal immigration a top law enforcement priority. But, despite the President’s
Obama and the Good Old Days of Federal Prosecution?
By David Patton* These days as a federal public defender, I’m often asked some version of, “Aren’t federal prosecutions horribly
Federal Hate Crime Prosecutions are Critical, but Are They Enough?
By Melissa Garlick* Three militia members from southwest Kansas were recently convicted on federal civil rights charges and conspiring to