A lesson on US crime policy from game designers: Change the rules
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Infographic status update on US defendants charged related to January 6 riot at the White House
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China’s illegal police stations in fifty-three countries
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Four Proud Boys convicted of US sedition in key Jan. 6 case
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Why most gun laws aren’t backed up by evidence
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Swedish government narrowly survives no-confidence vote – vote targeted Justice Minister Morgan Johansson over his record on violent crime
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I invented Gilead. The US Supreme Court is making it real.
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Belgium to decriminalise sex work
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Decrying “bounties” in Texas’ S.B. 8 is a political trap
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Danish government will rent prison cells in Kosovo – measure limited to prisoners who were already set to be deported from Denmark
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I was arrested, jailed and assaulted by a guard. My ‘crime’? Being a journalist in Donald Trump’s America.
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Donald Trump says he's the 'law and order' President, but his response to George Floyd protests could cost him
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Trump's "law and order" rhetoric won't help him like Nixon in 1968
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1968 and 2020: How they resemble each other and how they don't
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The government’s arguments for restoring the death penalty all fail
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Hong Kong police use tear gas, rubber bullets in clash with protesters
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Transparency advocates are working to make police personnel records more accessible—and searchable—for the public. Can that go too far?
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But do you want Dylann Roof to have rights?
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For some Colorado lawmakers, the death penalty debate is personal
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Gov. Gavin Newsom will halt executions in California
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Paul Manafort sentenced to forty-seven months in US prison for tax and bank fraud
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Supreme Court rules on controversial risk assessment tests accused of bias against Indigenous offenders
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When the punishment feels like the crime: Brock Turner's twisted legacy—and a Stanford professor's relentless pursuit of justice.
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