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Department of Justice
Interfering in Investigations
Michael Flynn. Roger Stone. The Mueller Report. We’ve never seen such brazen behavior from a President.
By
Barbara McQuade
October, No. 60, Special Issue
– 6 MIN READ
Subverting the Justice Department
Trump has twisted the Justice Department beyond recognition—and his attorney general happily goes along.
By
Matthew Miller
October, No. 60, Special Issue
– 5 MIN READ
Policing the Police
A Justice Department veteran talks about consent decrees—the police monitoring tool the Trump Administration has given up on.
By
Christy Lopez
June 9, 2020, 6:38 pm – 17 MIN READ
Affirmative Action and the Burden of Argument
Some lessons to draw from a scholar of Black Lives Matter, as Trump's Justice Department goes after affirmative action.
By
Nathan Pippenger
August 3, 2017, 2:46 pm – 5 MIN READ
Criminal Justice on a Hunch
In too many cases, calling civil asset forfeiture “highway robbery” is not hyperbole, and Jeff Sessions just made it worse.
By
Jonathan Blanks
July 19, 2017, 6:13 pm – 7 MIN READ
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